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BibU0tl)eca Americana
Vol. I. — A to Bedford.
TO
J. CARSON BREVOORT, Esq.,
OF BROOKLYN, N. Y.,
TO WHOM I AM GREATLY INDEBTED FOR HIS EARLY ENCOURAGEMENT, CORDIAL COOPERATION,
AND SCHOLARLY SUPERVISION OF MANY OF THESE PAGES,
THIS VOLUME IS RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED BY
JOSEPH SABIN.
New York, September i, 1868.
DICTIONARY
OF
Books relating to America.
FROM ITS DISCOVERY TO THE PRESENT TIME.
By JOSEPH SABIN.
Volume I.
"A painfull work it is I'll assure you, and more than difficult, wherein what toyle hath been
taken, as no man thinketh so no man believeth, but he hath made the triall."
A ni. a IVood, Preface to the History of Oxford.
JOSEPH SABIN, 84 NASSAU STREET,
1868.
Edition 525 copies 8vo, of which 25 are for presentation,
and no copies on large paper, of which 10 are for presentation.
yVb. Small Paper.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 186S, by
JOSEPH SABIN,
In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of
New York.
Bradstkeet Press.
NOTICE
As it is my intention to issue a preface to the whole
work with the last volume, I now, at the conclusion of
Vol. I., content myself with reproducing, with some
alterations, the Prospectus issued December 5, 1866,
and remarking that the list of authorities, therein re-
ferred to, will be enlarged and reprinted with the last
volume.
Hereafter the work will proceed with more rapidity
and greater regularity.
Joseph Sabin.
New York, September i, 1868.
PROSPECTUS.
After nearly four years' labor, in arranging and
classifying the material which had accumulated on my
hands in the course of some fifteen years of research,
I am at last able to publish the following specimen of
my projected *^ Dictionary of Books relating to
America."
Had the magnitude and extreme difficulty of the
undertaking been presented to my mind in full propor-
tions at the outset, I should never have attempted it;
and, indeed, I may remark, that I have more than once
almost determined upon its abandonment; but a deep
sense of its importance, however imperfectly it may be
executed, and a strong partiality for bibliographical pur-
suits, have stimulated me to continiie my labor, until
the work has attained such a degree of completeness as
to justify its publication, and render its conclusion a
task of comparative ease; and I now present this vol-
ume as a fair specimen of what the work is intended to
be, and respectfully invite for it a candid examination.
The plan I have adopted is briefly this : An alpha-
betical arrangement, under the names of authors, and, in
the case of anonymous writers, under the most obvious
subject.
In the arrangement of the Spanish, Portuguese,
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French, and Dutch proper names, I have followed the
best authorities ; but, as these differ, I have made free
use of Cross References, and remark, with Plutarch,*
"On the subject of names, however, the irregularity of
custom, would we insist upon it, might furnish us with
discourse enough."
Anonymous works are arranged with more difficulty.
The subject most obvious to one mind is obscure to
another. Books having reference to a State or City
have sometimes been placed under the name of that
State or City. Collections, Proceedings, and Transactions
of Societies will be found under the name of the Society;
as for the rest, they will usually be found under the first
word of the title-page, particles excepted. The last vol-
ume will consist of an Index of Subjects, which will
obviate some of these difficulties.
Review *' Notices" of the more important books will
be referred to, and, in the case of a rare book, a capital
letter following the title will indicate some Public Li-
brary in which it may be found.
The words "Relating to America" are used with a
wide meaning, and it is probable that serious and proper
objection may be taken to some titles of books intro-
duced; as, for example, the various works by the early
New-England Divines. It must not be forgotten, how-
ever, that, in many respects, the New-England Govern-
ment was a Theocracy, and the works of these Divines
had much to do with shaping its institutions; at all
* Life of "Caius Marius."
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events, they are books sought for with avidity, and
bought at high prices by the collectors of Americana,"
and, if only for that reason, have a right to appear here.
I shall not attempt to anticipate the many criticisms
which may be made. I shall be glad to have errors
pointed out and improvements suggested, and respect-
fully solicit the cooperation and assistance of gentlemen
who have given their attention to any or many particular
authors.
I conclude this preliminary notice with the remark, that,
whenever possible, I have examined the books for my-
self, and have described them with all necessary minute-
ness. Of those not within my reach, I have been com-
pelled to content myself with such descriptions as have
come under my notice in the list of authorities quoted
on the cover of Part I. of this work,* or sometimes
from a less trustworthy source — a Bookseller's Cata-
logue. Should I wait to make this bibliography as full
and exact on all points as I trust it will generally be
found, I should never complete it.
It will, perhaps, save inquiry, if I here state that the
number of parts of which the work will consist is a
question I cannot answer; yet, while I design to make
it as complete as possible, my own remarks on the books
will be distinguished by their brevity.
The Parts will be issued with all convenient speed,
and subscriptions will not be received for anything less
than the entire work. Joseph Sabin.
* This Dictionary is published first in parts, of wliich No. I, appeared in January,
1867.
EXPLANATORY.
The Initials which precede the Numbers, at the end |
of the Description, indicate certain public Libraries in ;!
which the books may be consulted. I
A. signifies Astor Library, New York.
B. " Public Library of Boston. <
BD. " Bodleian Library. !
BM. '' British Museum, London. i
C. " Library of Congress. ]
CP. " Library of Parliament, Canada. \
H. " Harvard College Library. |
M. " Massachusetts Historical Society, Boston.
N. " New York Historical Society. j
P. " Library Company of Philadelphia. ;
Pa. " Pennsylvania State Library.
S. " New York State Library.
W. " Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass.
Occasional references are made to private collections, !
when the books are not to be found in public Libraries.
Thus :
J. C. B. stands for the Library of John Carter Brown. j
J. C. Bt. " " " J. Carson Brevoort.
G. " " " A. W. Griswold. ^
J. L. " ** " James Lenox. \
W. M. " *' " William Menzies. |
R. " " " John A. Rice.
XVI
11. means leaves.
pp. " pages.
n. p. ** no place.
n. d, ** no date.
... indicates the omission of words of a title regarded as unimportant.
... . *' that the omission began in a sentence and extends to the
end, or farther.
. ... " that the omission began a sentence.
II is used when there is a difference between the titles of diiFerent
volumes of the same work, to mark the passage from
one title-page to another.
[ ] include words which are not on the title-page. When brackets
[ ] occur in a title they are represented in this Dic-
tionary by parentheses ( ).
( ) are used to indicate leaves or pages not numbered by the printer.
Thus: "(3) 1., pp. (3), viii. (13), 464," means 3
unnumbered leaves, followed by three pages unnum-
bered, 8 numbered with Roman numerals, 13 unnum-
bered, and 464 numbered with Arabic numerals. It
should be noticed that "pp. (4)" implies that all four
pages are printed upon ; (2) 1. that one side of one or
both the leaves is blank. Leaves blank on both sides
are not counted, unless the contrary is stated,
-}- is used when another edition of a work is described without repeat-
ing the title-page. It indicates that, so far as is known,
the titles of the two editions are essentially alike.
Other references will occur in the course of publica-
tion, all of which will be explained in the last volume.
Works which have only a slight relation to America
are enumerated briefly in the notes in smaller type —
generally in alphabetical succession.
A Dictionary of Books
RELATING TO AMERICA
(B.) See A[ntrobus] (B[enjamin]).
A. (G.) The Young Traveller in South America.
A popular Introduction to the History and Resources
of the Country. London^ 1835. i2mo. I
A. (G. A.) Tecumseh ; or the Death of the Shaw-
nee Chief. With other Original Poems. By G. A.
A. [ynge]. Weymouth^ 1830. i2mo, pp. 78. 2
'' The poem which furnishes the title to this little work occupies ten pages." — Rich.
A. (P.) See Sharp (Bartholomew).
A. (T.) See A[sh] (T.) and Allen Thomas.
[Aa (P. Van der) ]. Naaukeurige versameling der gedenk-
waardigste Reysen naar Oost en West-Indien, Mitsgaders andere
Gewesten gedaan ; Sedert De Jaaren 1246. tot op desen tijd.
Alles breeder te fien, in, en agter het Voorberigt. [This is the
half title preceding Engraved Frontispiece, and a very long
descriptive Title, finishing thus] : In het ligt gegeven Te Leyden^
Door Peter Vander Aa. 1707. 8vo, 30 vols. 3
This collection of the most memorable Voyages to the East and West Indies, from
1246 to 1696, contains translations of all the early voyages to this continent, and is
illustrated by a profusion of copper plates. As each voyage has a separate pagination,
the work is sometimes found bound up in 28, 29 or 30 volumes, and is worth about
$20. There is also an edition in folio, 8 vols. Leyde. This indefatigable pub-
lisher, who united within himself the functions of author, editor and publisher, also
issued the plates to the above work separately, under the following title : " Atlas
nouveau et curieaux des plus celebres itineraires j ou recueil de nouvelles cartes geog-
raph. des voiages modernes de long cours, de depuis I'an 1246 jusqu'a I'an 1696."
2 vols., folio. Leyde. He also published "'Grand Theatre Historique, ou NouvcUe
ABBOT.
Histoire Universelle tant sacree que profane." 5 vols,, folio. Leyde, 1703 ; and " La
Galerie Agreable du Monde." 66 parts bound in 33 or 22 vols, folio., of which Vol.
XVII. relates to America.
Abbeville (Claude d') Histoire | de la Mission | des Peres
Capvcins|en I'lsle de Maragnan et|terres circonuoisines|ov est
traicte des sin |gularitez admirables & des| Meurs merueilleuses
des Indiens | habitans de ce pais Auec les misiues et aduis qui
ont este enuoyez de nouue'" | Par | le R.P.Claude d'Abbeuille|
Predicateur Capucin.|y/ Paris\De Plmprimerie de Fran^ois\Hvby
1614. |8vo. Engraved Title. 7 p. 1., 413 leaves, with Table. 4
Puttick, 1859, £3. 10. o. The Island of Maranham is on the coast of Brazil, and
this is the earliest account of it.
Abbeville. L'arrivee des Peres Capucins et la conversion
des sauvages a nostre saincte foy. Declaree par le R. P. Claude
d' Abbeville, Predicateur Capucin. Paris^ J^^^ Nigaut^ 16 13*
i2mo, 16 pp. 5
Abad. Historia geogralica, civil y natural de la isla de
Puerto Rico, por Fr. Inigo Abad y Lasserra. Nueva edicion
anotada en la parte historica, y continuada en la estadistica y
economica por J. J. de Acosta. Puerto Rico^ n. d. 8vo. 6
Abbring (H. J.) Weemoedstoonen uit de Geschiedenis van
mijn Leven, of mijne reis naar Curasao, en vlugtige beschou-
wingen van dat eiland gedurende mijn tienjarig verblijf of het-
zelve. Groningen^ 1834. 8vo. 7
Relates the experiences, &c., of the author during a ten years' residence at
Cura9oa.
Abbot (Abiel). Artillery Election Sermon, Boston, June 7th,
18 1 2. By Abiel Abbot. Boston^ 18 12. 8vo. 8
Abbot. Discourse at North Coventry, July 4, 1799. By
Abiel Abbot. Hartford^ ^199- 8vo, pp. 16. 9
Abbot. Discourse at Plymouth, Dec. 22, 1809, with Ap-
pendix. By Abiel Abbot. Boston^ 18 10. 8vo, pp. 28. 10
Abbot. Ecclesiastical Peace recommended. A Discourse
delivered before the Annual Convention of the Congregational
Ministers of Massachusetts, in Boston, May 31, 1827. ^7
Abiel Abbot. Boston^ 1827. i2mo, pp. 20. 11
Abbot. An Eulogy on the Illustrious Life and Character
of George Washington, delivered before the inhabitants of the
ABBOT. 3
town of Haverhill, on his Birth-Day, 1800, at the request of
their committee. 'By Abie) Abbot. And the invaluable last
Address of President Washington to the Citizens of the United
States, the Legacy of the Father of his Country. Haverhill^
Printed by Seth H. Moore. [1800]. Svo, pp. 27 and 21. 12
Abbot. History of Andover, from its Settlement to 1829.
By Abiel Abbot. Andover^ Flagg ^ Gould. i2mo, pp. 204. 13
Abbot. Letters written in the Interior of Cuba, between the
Mountains of Arcana, to the East, and of Cusco, to the West,
in the Months of February, March, April and May, 1828.
By the late Rev. Abiel Abbot, d.d. Boston, 1829. 8vo, pp.
272. 14
Reviewed in the N. A. R., xxix., p. 199. Sou. R., iv., p. 123. Christ. E.,
VI., p. 259.
Abbot. Self-Preservation. Artillery Election Sermon, 1802.
By Abiel Abbot. Boston, 1 802. Svo. 15
Abbot. Proceedings of the General Association of Connecti-
cut Relative to Rev. Abiel Abbot. Hartford, 181 2. 8vo. 16
Abbot. Statement of Proceedings in the First Society in
Coventry, Conn., which terminated in the Removal of the Pas-
tor ; with an Address. Boston, \%i\. 8vo, pp. 68. 17
Abbot. Reply to Mr. Abbot's Statement of Proceedings in
the First Society in Coventry, Conn. By the Association in
Tolland County. * * * Hartford, 1812. Svo, pp. 48. 18
Mr. Abbot published other Addresses on Temperance. Missions, ccz.
Abbot (A. and E.) Genealogical Register of the Descend-
ants of George Abbot, of Andover ; Arthur Abbot, of Ipswich ;
George Abbot, of Rowley ; Thomas Abbot, of Andover ;
Robert Abbot, of Brentford ; and George Abbot, of Brent-
ford. By Abiel and Ephraim Abbot. Boston, 1847. ^^^^ PP-
197. 19
Abbot (D.) Oration July 4, 1803. By Daniel Abbot.
Nashua, N. H., 1803. Svo. 20
Abbot (G.) A briefe Description of the Whole World,
wherein is particularly described all the Monarchies, Empires and
Kingdomes of the same, with their Academies. As also their several
4 ABBOT.
Titles and Situations thereunto adjoining. Written by the Right
Reverend Father in God, George^ late Archbishop of Canter-
burie. London^ Printed for William Sheares^ 1 634- Sm. 8vo, pp.
329. Engraved Title and Portrait by W. Marshall. 21
In this, the sixth edition, the account of America commences on page 240.
This work, which, according to Anthony a Wood, was known as " Abbot's Geogra-
phy," contains a curious account of the " Discovery of America by the Welsh." It has
been frequently reprinted. Copies exist with the dates 1599, 1 600, 1603. 1608, 1 61 3.
Fourth Edition, 1617. ^th edition newly augmented and enlarged: with their severall
titles and scituations thereunto adjoyning. 410. Land., 1620. Other editions, 1622,
1635, 1636, 1642, 1656 and 1664.
Abbot (Hull). The Duty of God's People to pray for the
Peace of Jerusalem, and especially for the Preservation and Con-
tinuance of their own Privileges, both Civil and Religious, when
in Danger at Home or from Abroad. A Sermon on Ocasion
of the Rebellion in Scotland Rais'd in Favour of a Popish
Pretender, With Design to overthrow our present Happy Estab-
lishment, And to Introduce Popery and Arbitrary Power into
Our Nations, From which, by a Series of Wonders, in the good
Providence of God, they have been often delivered, Preached at
Charlestown in New England, Jan. 12, 1745-6. By Hull Ab-
bot, A.M. A Pastor of the Church there. Boston^ Rogers and
Fowle^ 1746. 8vo, pp. 26. M. 22
Abbot. Jehovah's Character as a Man of War, illustrated
and applied. Artillery-Election Sermon, 1735. By Hull Abbot.
Boston, 1735. 8vo, pp. 35. 23
Also a Disswasive against Swearing, 1747. + Convention Sermon. 1756. -|- A
Dudleian Lecture, 1764.
Abbot. Trial of Joel Abbot by the General Court Martial,
Holden on Board the U. S. Ship Independence, at the Navy
Yard, Charlestown, Massachusetts, on Allegations made against
Him by Captain David Porter, Navy Commissioner. Printed
from the Official Record on File in the Navy Department.
Washington : Davis and Force, 1822. 8vo, pp. 152. -|- Another
Edition. With an Appendix of Documents in relation to the
management of Affairs on the Boston Station. Boston, 1822.
8vo, pp. 236. 24
Abbot (John). Natural History of the rarer Lepidopterous
Insects of Georgia. Including their Systematic Characters, the
particulars of their several Metamorphoses, and the Plants on
which they Feed. Collected from the Observations of Mr. John
Abbot, many years resident in that Country. By James Edward
ABBOTT.
Smith, M.D., F.R.S., p.L.s. London^ tVhite^ 1 796-1 798. 2 vols.,
folio, pp. 208, and 104 Coloured Plates. 25
" Abbot was a most assiduous collector, and an admirable draftsman of insects.
His work is one of the most beautiful that this or any other country can boast of.
The original coloured Impressions are seldom met with." — Swainson. " It is a valu-
able acquisition to the botanist as well as the entomologist." — Rich. Sold at Edwards'
sale for £i8 los. od.; at Saunders' for £14. Some copies are badly coloured and are
of much less value.
Abbott (Abbott A.) The Assassination and Death of
Abraham Lincoln, April 14, 1865. Full Particulars, with a
Short Account of his Life. By Abbott A. Abbott. New York:
American News d;?., 1865. i6mo, pp. 24. 26
Abbott. Prison Life in the South : at Richmond, Macon,
Savannah, Charleston, Columbia, Charlotte, Raleigh, Golds-
borough, and Andersonville, during the Years 1864 and 1865.
By A. O. Abbott, late Lieutenant First New York Dra-
goons. With Illustrations. New York^ Harpers^ 1865. i2mo,
PP- 374. 27
Abbott (Austin). Popular Government successful in a Great
Emergency. An Address delivered at Farmington, Maine, July 4,
1862. By Austin Abbott. 1862. 8vo, pp. 8. 28
[Abbott (J.) ] Memoranda of a Settler in Lower Canada,
with hints to Emigrants ; by an Emigrant Farmer [Rev. J. Ab-
bott]. Montreal^ 1842. i2mo. 29
Abbott. Philip Musgrave ; or. Memoirs of a Church of
England Missionary in the North American Colonies. Edited
by the Rev. J. Abbott, a.m. London^ John Murray^ 1846. Post
8vo, pp. 164. 30
Abbott (Jacob). American History. Illustrated. Vol. i.
Aboriginal America. Vol. 2. Discovery of America. Vol. 3.
Southern Colonies. Vol. 4. Northern Colonies. Vol. 5. The
Wars of the Colonies. Vol. 6. Revolt. Vol. 7. War of the
Revolution. Vol. 8. Life of Washington. New York^ 1860-5.
i6mo. 31
These Histories were written for young people.
Abbott. Franklin, the apprentice boy. By Jacob Abbott.
New York^ 1855. i6mo, pp. 160. 32
[Abbott.] New England and her Institutions. By One of
ABBOTT.
her Sons. [Jacob Abbott.] i2mo, pp. 271. Boston^ 1835. -f
Reprinted^ London^ Seeley^ 1835. Post 8vo, pp. vi, 393. 33
Abbott. Voyages and Travels of Marco Paul. By Jacob
Abbott. New Tork^ Harper^ v. d. Six volumes, i6mo, pp. 192,
203, 191, 208, 192, 192. 34
Accounts of the adventures of a youthful traveller, in New York ; on the Erie
Canal; in Maine ; in Vermont; in Boston; and at the Springfield Armory. Each
volume contains from fourteen to twenty-two woodcuts.
Abbott (John Stevens Cabot). An Address upon our Na-
tional Affairs, delivered in Cheshire, Conn., on the National
Fast, January 4th, 1861. By John S. C. Abbott. New York:
Abbey iff Abbott^ 1 86 1. 8vo, pp. 16. 35
Abbott. The History of the Civil War in America : com-
prising a full and Impartial Account of the Origin and Progress
of the Rebellion, of the various Naval and Military Engage-
ments, of the Heroic Deeds performed by Armies and Individuals,
and of touching Scenes in the Field, the Camp, the Hospital,
and the Cabin. Bv John S. C. Abbott. Illustrated with Maps,
Diagrams, and numerous Steel Engravings of Battle Scenes, from
original designs, by Darley and other eminent Artists, and Por-
traits of distinguished men. New Tork^ H. Bill^ 1 863-1 865.
2 vols., 8vo, pp. 507, 630. 36
The same in German. Geschichte des Burger Kreiges in Amerika. Nornvick
N. r., 1863-5.
Abbott. History of Hernando Cortes. By John S. C.
Abbott. Plates. Neiu Tork^ 1855. i8mo. 37
Abbott. Life of Christopher Columbus. By John S. C.
Abbott. Plates. New York^ 1856. i8mo. 38
Abbott. History of King Philip, Sovereign Chief of the
Wampanoags ; including the early history of the Settlers of New-
England. By John S. C. Abbott. With engravings. New-
York^ Harper & Brothers^ 1857. l2mo, pp. 410. 39
Abbott. South and North ; or. Impressions received during
a trip to Cuba and the South. By John S. C Abbott. New
York^ Abbey & Abbott. i2mo, pp. 352. 40
Abbott. Words of Patriotism and Wisdom now presented
to the Freemen of Connecticut for their consideration. By John
S. C. Abbott. 8vo, pp. 8. 41
ABELIN. 7
Abbott (Nehemiah). Fishing Bounties. Speech delivered in
the House of Representatives, Feb. lo, 1859. ^7 Nehemiah
Abbott. Washington^ 1859. ^^'^^ PP- ^- 4^
Abbott (Nehemiah). Government Expenditures. Speech
delivered in the House of Representatives, Feb. 21, 1859. -^Y
Nehemiah Abbott. Washington^ 1859. ^^^t PP* ^- 43
Abbott (Simon C.) A Record of the Births Marriages and
Deaths in Worcester, Vermont, from 18 13 to 1858, Alphabetically
Arranged. By Simon C. Abbott. Montpelier^ 1858. 8vo,
pp. 31. 44
Abdy. Journal of a Residence and Tour in the United
States of North America, from April 1833 to October 1835.
By E. S. Abdy. London^ "John Murray^ 1835. Post 8vo, 3
vols., pp. XII., 395 ; VIII., 415 ; VIII., 408. 45
See Q^R. Liv., p. 392; W. R. xxiv.. p. 244. The republication of this work was
commenced in New York, but suspended on account of its remarks on Slavery. The
author accompanied Mr. Crawford, who was sent by the English Government to in-
spect the prisons of the U. S. He gives much information on Public Institutions.
Abdy. American Whites and Blacks in reply to a German
Orthodermist. By E. S. Abdy. London^ 1842. 8vo. 46
Abeille. Essai sur nos colonies, et sur le retablissement de
Saint Domingue, ou considerations sur leur legislation, admin-
istration, commerce et agriculture. Par Mr. J. Abeille, admin-
istrateur des hospices de Marseille, depute du commerce de
ladite ville pres I'Assemblee constituante, proprietaire et ancien
negociant a Saint Domingue. P^r/V, Chomel^ 1805. 8vo, half-
title and title^ 2 /., xiij., pp. 154. H. 47
L' Abeille Americaine, Journal Historique. Philadelphia^ 1818.
20 Parts. 48
Abel. Traveller's and Emigrant's Guide to Wisconsin and
Iowa. By Henry J. Abel. Accompanied with a new and im-
proved Map of those Territories, with the addition of parts of
Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan. Philadelphia^ Printed for the
Author^ 1839. l2mo. 49
Abelin. Newe Welt | Vnd Americanische Historien. | Inhal-
tende I WarhafFtige vnd vollkommene Be-|schreibungen Aller
West-Indianischen LandschafFten, Insulen, | Konigreichen vnd
Provintzien, Seecusten, fliessenden vnd stehen-|den Wassern,
Port vnd Anlandungen, Gebiirgen, Thalern, Statt, Flecken vnd|
8 ABERCROMBIE.
Wohnplatzen, zusampt der Natur vnd EygenschafFt dess Erd-
richs, der LufFt, der | Mineren vnd Metallen, der Brennenden
Vulcanen oder Schwefelbergen, der | Siedenden vnd anderer Heil-
samen Quellen, wie auch der Thier, Vogel, Fisch | vnd Gewiirm
in denselben, sampt andern Wunderbaren Creaturen | vnd Mira-
culn der Natur, in diesem halben Theil | dess Erdkreyses. | Dess-
gleichen I Griindlicher Bericht von der Innwohner Beschaffenheit,
Sit- 1 ten, Qualitaten, Policey vnd Gotzendienst, Leben vnd
Wesen, Barbarischer Vn- 1 wissenheit vnd vnerhorter Grausam-
keit dess meisten theils dieser Wilden Leute, sampt Vn-|ter-
scheyd der Nationen, Sprachen vnd Gebrauchen. | Item, His-
torische vnd Aussfiihrliche Relation 38. Fiirnembster Schiffarten
vnter-|schiedlicher Volcker in West-Indien, von der Ersten
Entdeckung durch Christopho- 1 rum Columbum, in 150. Jahren,
vollbracht. I Alles auss verscheidenen West-Indianischen His-
torien-Schreibern, vnnd man-|cherley Sprachen mit sonderm fleiss
zusamen getragen, extrahirt, in ein richtige Ordnung | der Mat-
erien vnd Zeit, vnd in diese Kauffliche Form gebracht | Durch |
Johann Ludwig Gottfriedt. | Mit zugehorigen Landtafeln, Con-
trafacturen vnd Geschichtmassigen Kupfferstiicken, | zum Lust
vnd Nachrichtung reichlich gezieret vnd verlegt, | Durch Mat-
theum Merian, Buchhandlern vnnd | Kunststechern zu Franckfurt
am Mayn. 1 Franckfurt^ Bey denen Merianischen Erben. \
M.DC.LV. I Fol. 4 p. 1. Engraved and Printed Title, pp. 661,
2 p. 4 Maps and many Plates. 50
Jean-Philippe Abelin published this work under the assumed name of Jean-Louis
Gottfriedt. It contains a resume of the Histories of Acosta, Oviedo, Peter Martyr,
Herrera, Laet, &c. An account of 33 Voyages to America, from Columbus to Spilber-
gen and Schouten ; notices of the expeditions of Lemaire and Peter Heyn, the Con-
quests of Brazil by the Dutch, and descriptions of Greenland and Spitzbergen. The
first edition was published in 1631. Ternaux (No. 713) quotes an edition 1651,
which does not exist.
Abenaqui Springs, near Bellows Falls, Vermont [Statement
concerning]. New Tork^ 1858. i6mo, pp. 16. 51
Abercrombie. a Sermon Occasioned by the Death or
Major Gen. Alexander Hamilton, who was killed by Aaron
Burr, Esq., Vice-President of the United States, in a Duel, July
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ABINGDON. 9
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with a concise account of their chief cities, ports, bays, rivers,
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AcHENWALL (D. G.) Aanmerkingen wegens Noord-America,
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de tegenwoordige-Verschillen met de Volkplantingen in Amerika,
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AcHENWALL. Einige Anmerkungen iiber Nord- Amerika und
uber dasige Grosbrittannische Colonien. Aus miindlichen Nach-
richten des Herrn D. Franklins verfasst. Von Herrn D. Gott-
fried Achenwall. Nebst H. John Wesleys Schrift von den
1 6 ACOSTA.
Streitigkeiten mit den Colonien in Amerika. Helmstedt^ ^111-
8vo, pp. 72.4- First published at Stuttgart^ 1769. 8vo. M. 107
AcHENWALL (Gottfried). Herrn Hofrath Achenwalls in
Gottingen Anmerkungen iiber Nordamerika und iiber dasige
Grosbritannische Colonien aus miindlichen Nachrichten des
Herrn Dr. Franklins. Frankfurt und Leipzig, 1769. Sm. 8vo,
pp. 94. H. 108
AcKERMANN (F. X.) Das Kaiserreich Brasilien. Heidelberg,
1834. 8vo. Map. 109
Aclamacion|y|Pendones|qve levanto | la | mvy noble y coro-
nada | civdad | De los Reyes, | por | el catolico | y | avgvstissimo | Rey.
D. Carlos II.|desle. nombre|N. S. con festiva solemnidad. | El.|
dia 17, de Octvbre Ano | de 1 666 1 Con licencia. | En Lima. En la
Imprenta de Jvan de \ ^evedo y Zarate, 4to, 6 p. 1., and 43
leaves ; large plate. no
A90RES. Report of the Isles of Azores, 1591. See [Raleigh
(Sir W.)]
AcosTA (Bias de). Oracion Panegyrica|a las Hon-|ras del
Capitan | Martin de Eraso, Secre- 1 tario de su Excelencia. | Dixola
el M. R. P. M. Fr. Blasj Dacosta, de la Orden de Pre-|dica-
dores, en el Convento insigne de | N. P. S. Francisco de Lima. |
Dedicala. al Excelentisimo | Senor don Pedro de Toledo y
Leyua, Marques |de Mancera, Senor de las cinco Villas, y su
juris- 1 dicion, Comendador de Esparragal, en la Or- 1 den de Al-
cantara, Gentilhombre de la Camara | de su Magestad, del Consejo
de Guerra, | Virrey, y Capitan General | destos Reynos. | Con
Licencia, En Lima, Por large Lopez de\Herrera, Jno\de 1642.
4to, 4 p. 1., text, 12 1. Ill
AcosTA (Bias de). Sermon | a las exeqviasjdel ilvstrissimo |
senor Don Fr Gabriel de | Zatate de la Orden de Predicadores |
Obispo electo de Guamanga. | Celebro las el insigne con I uento
de nuestra Senora del Rosario de Lima|assistio a ellas|El Ex-
cer"' senor Conde de Chin- 1 chon del Consejo de Estado, Gen-
tilhombre de la Ca 1 mara de su Magestad, Virrey del Piru. | La
real Avdiencia. | El Ilvstrisimo Senor Don Fer | nando Arias de
Vgarte, Ar^obispo Metropolitano. | Cabildos, y Nobleza deste
Reyno. I Predicole el Maestro, Fr. Bias de Acos-|ta de la mis-
ma orden a 27. de Octubre, ano de i62J.\Impresso en Lima por
Geronymo\de Contreras, Am de i(^1'J. 4to, 14 leaves. 112
ACOSTA. 1 7
AcosTA (Christoval). Tratado de las Drogas, y medicinas
de las Indias Orientales, con sus Plantas debuxadas albivo. Por
Christoval Acosta, Medico y Cirujano que las vio ocularmente.
Burgos^ 1578. 4to, Title, &c., 12 leaves, pp. 448 ; Table, &c.,
PP- 39- "3
Acosta. Trattato di Christoforo Acosta . . . della Historia,
Natura e Virtv delle Droghe Medicinali, & altri Semplici raris-
simi, che vengono portati dalle Indie Orientali, in Europa . . .
Nuov. rec. della Spagnuola . . . In Fenetia^ F. Ziletti^ 1585.
4to, 26 p. 1., pp. 342. A. 114
Acosta. Histoire des drogues, epiceries et de certains medica-
mens simples qui naissent es Indes, mis en franc, du latin de
Ch. I'Ecluse par Ant. Colin. Lyon^ 1602. 8vo. 115
Another Edition. 1619. 8vo. For a Latin Translation, see Garcia d'Orta.
Acosta (Francisco). Vida de Maria de Jesus de Puebla de
los Angelos. 1648. 4to. 116
Acosta (Joaquin). Compendio historico del Descubrimiento
y Colonizacion de la Nueva Granada en el siglo decimo sexto.
Parh^ M. de Beau. 8vo, pp. 460. Map. 1 17
Acosta (Joseph de). De Natvra|Novi Orbis|Libri dvo, |
etjde Promvlgatione I Evangelii, apvd | Barbaros, | sive | de Procv-
randa I Indorvm salvte|Libri sex. Avtore losepho Acosta pres-
bytero societatis lesv. Salmanttca^ Apud Guillelmum Foquel.^
M.D.LXXXix. 8vo, 8 p. 1., pp. 640. 118
The original Edition. Mr. Rich observes of Acosta, that he is one of the earliest
writers who have treated philosophically of America and its productions. Dr. Robert-
son pronounces him a standard authority, and Backer, in his Bibliotheque des £crivains
de la Compag, de Jesus, observes : *' Joseph de Acosta, ne a Medina del Campo, vers
I'an 1539, passa, apres avoir professe la theologie, a Ocana, en 1571 aux Indes occiden-
tales, et fut le second Provincial de Tordre des Jesuites au Perou oii il sejourna
pendant 17 ans. II mourut recteur a Salamanque, le 1 1 fevrier 1600. Son ouvrage,
estime a juste titre, a ete reimprime assez souvent et traduit dans presque toutes les
langues." Pinelo, however, alleges that the work is taken from the MSS. of Diego
Duran, a Dominican Monk. See, also, Camus, p. 103. Clement Bibl. Curieuse.
Priced in the Nuggets, £2. 2. o. Salva, los. od.
Acosta. Editio Altera. Salmantica., m.dxcv. 8vo. 119
Acosta. losephi | A costa, | societatis | lesv, | de natvra novi
orbis I libri dvo. | Et | de promvlgatione | evangelii apvd | barbaros, |
siue, |de procvranda indorvm | salute, Libri sex. H^f Colonics Jgrip-
3
1 8 ACOSTA.
pinae^ \ In offcina Birckmannica. Sumpti- \ bus Arnoldi Mylij. \
ciD.i3.xcvi. I 8vo, 8 p. 1., pp. 581. 120
This text was changed, and inserted without the Author's name, in De Bry's Collec-
tion. The first two books of this work are nearly the same as the same books of
the " Historia Natural." The other six are different.
AcosTA. Historia I natvral I y I moral delas| Indias, | en qve se
tratan las cosas | notables del cielo, y elementos, metales, plantas,
y ani-|males dellas : y los ritos, y ceremonias, leyes, y|gouierno,
y guerras de los Indios. | Compuesta por el Padre Joseph de
Acosta Religioso | de la Compania de lesus. | Dirigida a la serenis-
sima I Infanti Dona Isabella Clara Eugenia de Austria. || \ Con
Privilegio. | Impresso en Seuilla en casa de luan de Leon. | Am de
1590. II [Colophon.] T[ Hispali, I Excudebat loannes Leonius. j
Ano, 1590. 1 Sm. 4to. Title and ' Tabla,' 18 1., pp. 535. n. 121
First Edition in Spanish. Quaritch, £i. 5s.} Nuggets, £1. 11. 6. j Fleurieu, 20
fr. J Huzard, 22 fr.
AcosTA. El mismo. Barcelona^ Coudret^ I59i- Sm. 4to.
-\-Sevi/Ie, 1591- Sm. 4to. + El mismo. Ano i6o8.|Con Li-
cencia. | Impresso en Madrid en casa de Alonso Martin. 4to. Title,
I 1. Tassa y Errata, i 1. Licencias, etc., 5-12. Text, 13.
— 535. Tabla, 21 1. + El mismo. Madrid., 1610. 4to. 122
Priced: Nuggets, i. ii, 6.; Brunet, 8 c. lo fr.
Acosta. El mismo. Data a luz en esta sexta edicion.
D.A.V.C. Madrid.^ ^792. 4to. 2 vols. n. 123
This is the best Spanish Edition. $12 to $15.
Acosta. Historia j Natvrele, e Morale jdelle Indie ; | Scritta j
Dal. R. P. GiosefFo di Acosta | Delia Compagnia del Giesu ; | Nel-
laquale si trattano le cose notabili del Cielo, & de gli | Elementi,
Metalli, Piante, h Animali di quelle : | i fuoiriti, & ceremonie :
Leggi, & gouerni, | & guerre degli Indiani. | Nouamente tradotta
delta lingua Spagnuola nella Italiani \ Da Gio. Paolo Galvcci Salo-
diano | Academico Veneto. | Con Privilegii. | In Venetia^ \ Presso Ber-
nardo Basa., All 'insegna del Sole, m,d,xcvi. 4to. 24 p. 1.
Text, 173 leaves. n. 124
The only Italian version, printed with the types of Aldus. Priced : Nuggets,
£1. II. 6. Sold in New York, 1865, for $5.
Acosta. Histoire | Natvrelle | et Moralle j des Indes, tant Ori-
entallesjqu' Occidentalles. | Ou il est traite des choses remarqu-
ables du Ciel, | des Elemens, Metaux, Plantes & Animaux|qui
sont propres de ces pais. Ensemble desjmoeurs, ceremonies.
ACOSTA. ig
loix, gouuernmens & | guerres des mesme Indiens. | Composee en
Castilian par Joseph Acosta, & | traduite en Francois par Robert
|Regnault Cauxois| .Dedie av Roy.|yf Paris^\Chez Marc Orry^
M.D.xcviii. 8vo. 8 p. 1., pp. 375. Table, 17 1. 125
Sold at Puttick's, i860, £i. 15. o. Graesse quotes an edition 1597. Reprinted
Paris, Marc Orry, I 600. Sm, 8vo, 6 p. 1., pp. 375. Table, I7 \.-\- Paris, Marc Orry^
1606, Sm. 8vo, 8 p. 1., pp. 352. Table, 18 l. + Pam, Adrian Tiffaine^ 1616. 8vo,
8 p. 1., pp. 375. Table, 16 \.-\-Paris, Adrian Tiffaini, 1617. 8vo, 8 p. 1., pp. 375.
Table, 16 l.+Also reprinted 1619 and 1621.
AcosTA. Historie Naturael | ende Morael van de We- 1 stersche
Indien : I Waer inne ghehandelt wordt van de | merckelijckste
dinghen des Hemels, Elementen, | Metalen, Planten ende Ghe-
dierten van dien : als oock|de Manieren, Ceremonien, Wetten,
Regeeringen | ende Oorloghen der Indianen. | Ghecomponeert
door losephum de| Acosta, der Jesuitscher Oorden : | Ende nu
eerstmael uyt den Spaenschen in onser | Nederduytsche tale over-
gheset : door Ian Huyghen | van Linschoten. || T[ Tot Enchuysen^ |
By 'Jacob Lenaertsx. Meyn. Boeckver cooper ^\woonende op den hoeck
van de Kerck hrugghe^\int Schrijfboeck. Anno 1598. | [Colophon.]
Tf Ghedruckt t'Haerlem, | By Gillis Rooman, woo-|nende in de
Jacobijne-strate, | in de vergulde Parsse. | Anno 1598. | 8vo, 7 p. 1.,
pp. 389. Table, 8 1. 126
This Dutch translation, by Linschoten, formed the basis of the version in De Bry's
Collection. It was reprinted in 1624, with the following title:
AcosTA. Historie Naturael en Morael | van de Westersche
Indien. | Waer inne ghehandelt wort van de merckelijckste
dinghen I des Kernels, Elementen, Metalen, Planten ende Gedier-
tenjvan dien: Als oock de Manieren, Ceremonien, Wetten, |
Regeeringen, ende Oorlogen der Indianen. | Ghecomponeert door
losephum de Acosta, der | lesuytscher Oorden : | Uyt den Spaen-
schen in onse Nederduytsche tale overgheset : | Door Ian Huyghen
van Linschoten. De tweede Y.6^\X.\q^^ t'Jmsterdam^\By Broer^
lansx. Anno 1624. 4^o> 4 P- ^-^ PP* ^77' Table, 3 1. Gothic
Letter. 127
Another Dutch version will be found in Vander Aa's Voyages, Vol. xx.
AcosTA. Geographische vnd historische Beschreibung der
iiberauss grossen LandschafFt America : welche auch West-
India, vnd jhrer grosse halben die Newe Welt genennet wird.
Gar artig vnd nach der Kunst in 20 Mappen oder Landtafeln
verfasset, etc. Colln^ Joh. Christoffel^ 1598. Foho. 128
Boucher, Vol. i, p. 276, refers to an edition in 8vo, 1 599, and Mr. J. C. Brown's
Catalogue contains the following ;
20 ACT.
AcosTA. New Welt, Das ist : Volkommen Beschreibung
von Natur, Art und gelegenheit der Newen Welt, die man
sonst America oder West-Indien nennet. C'dlln^ lohan Chrhtof-
fel^ 1600. Folio, pp. 51. Gothic Letter. 129
AcosTA. America oder wie man es zu teutsch nennt die
Neuwe Welt oder West India. Vrsel^ 1605. Folio. 130
Title as given by Ternaux, No. 293. Mr. J. C. Brevoort's List of Editions of
Acosta includes one ''Frankfurt, 1617." Folio; quoted, from Meusel, Vol. in., p.
228, who remarks that the German version was made from the Dutch by Johannes
Humberger.
AcosTA. The | natvrall | and Morall Historie of the | East and
West I Indies. | Intreating of the remarkeable things of Heaven, of
the I Elements, Mettalls, Plants and Beasts which are pro- 1 per to
that Country : Together with the Manners, | Ceremonies, Lawes,
Governements, and Warres of the Indians. | Written in Spanish
by Joseph Acosta, and translated | into English by E. G. If Lo)-
don I Printed by Val : Sims for Edward Blount and William | Aspley .
i6o4.|4to, 3 p. 1., pp. 590, 7 1. 131
Some copies have the Initials " R. F." before the author's name. The Translator is
supposed to be Edward Grimestone. Priced : Nuggets, £2. 2. o. ; North, £3. 7. o.
AcosTA Y Perez. Album universal. Periodico semanal de
ciencias y artes, con retractos, vistas, costumbres y biografias.
Bajo la direccion de los Sres. Acosta y Perez. Habana^ i860.
4to, pp. 400, and 37 Lithographic Plates. 132
Acquest of Dominion. See [Bollan].
AcRELius. Beskrifning Om De Swenska Forsamlingars Forna
och Narwarande Tilstand, Uti det saa kallade Nya Swerige Sedan
Nya Nederland, Meri nu for tiden Pensylvanien, samt nastlig-
gande Orter wid Alfven De La Ware, Wast-Yersey och New-
Castle County, uti Norra America ; utigifven af Israel Acrelius.
Stockholm^ Harherg Cf Hesseberg^ ^759' 4^0^ 10 p. 1., pp. 534.
A portion of this work was included in the New York Hist. Coll., Vol. i, Second
Series, under this title : New Sweden, or the Swedish Settlements on the Delaware.
Translated from the original Swedish by the late Nicholas Collin, of Philadelphia.
See N. A. R., liv., p. 328.
Across the Atlantic. By the Author of Sketches of Cantabs.
London^ Earle^ 185 1. Post 8vo. 134
Act Encouraging the Importation of Naval Stores from Her
Majesty's Plantations in America. London^ ly^S* Folio. 135
ACTE. 21
Act for a Company Trading to Africa and the Indies, June
26, 1695. Edinburgh^ 1696. Folio, pp. 7. 136
Relates to the Darien Expedition. See Darien.
An Act for Disposing of certain Estates and Banishing certain
Persons therein named. 1782. 4to. 137
Act for Granting and Applying certain Stamp Duties, and
other Duties in the British Colonies and Plantations in Amer-
ica, towards further Defraying the Expenses of Defending, Pro-
tecting and Securing the same. London^ 1 765. Folio. +
Reprinted, Boston^ ^l^S- ^ o\\o . -\- Same . London^ Baskett^ '^l^S'
8vo, pp. 66. 138
Mr. Rich characterizes this 8vo as '• the Original Edition of the celebrated Stamp
Act." I am inclined to think it first appeared in folio, with the following title :
•' Anno Regni Georgii III. Regis Magna Britanniae Franciae & Hiberniae, &c."
An Act for repealing Certain Parts of an Act postponing the
Payment of Government Securities. Boston^ 1781. 8vo, pp. 7.
Act of Parliament appointing Commissioners to inquire into the
Losses and Services of those [Loyalists] who have suffered by
the late Unhappy Disturbances in America. London^ 1783.
Folio. w. 140
An Act of Parliament for Encouraging the Scots African and
Indian Company. Edinburgh^ June 26, 1695. 4to, pp. 8. 141
Relates to the Darien Colony.
Act of Parliament for Repealing the Stamp Duties and other
Duties in the British Colonies and Plantations in America. Lon-
don^ 1766. Folio. 142
Act of Parliament relating to the Government of Her Ma-
jesty's Ships, Vessels, and Forces by Sea. London^ 1780. 4to.
Act for Registering Ships to prevent Fraud and Abuses in
the Plantation Trade. 1698. Folio. 144
An Act Prohibiting Trade with the Barbada's, Virginia, Ber-
mudas, and Antego. Ordered to be Printed and Published die
Jovis^ 3. Octob.^ 1650. Folio, half sheet. 145
Acte d'Independence des Etats-Unis et constitution des re-
publiques fran^aise cisalpine et ligurienne. Paris [1778]. 8vo.
In French, German. English and Italian.
22 ACUNA.
Actes et Memoires concernant les Negociations qui ont- cu
lieu entre la France et les Etats Unis de I'Amerique depuis 1793,
jusqu' a la conclusion de la Convention du 30 Septembre, 1800.
Londres^ J. B. C. Vogel, 1807. i2mo. 3 vols. pp. 368, 451,
481. c. 147
All the documents in these volumes are in the respective languages in which they
were originally written by the persons acting under the authority of the French and
American governments. " If they do not display much of the address for which
French diplomacy claims credit, some important points of public law are discussed with
ability and spirit, and though they are offensive in their nature, they form precious
materials for the annalist. Collections of this kind which render state documents
more accessible to historians and statesmen, are of great utility, and entitle the com-
pilers of them to public acknowledgments." — M. R.
The Acts of the Elders, commonly called the Book of
Abraham ; containing a revelation made to him at a protracted
meeting, to which is appended a chapter from the Book of Reli-
gious Errors, with notes of explanation and commentation, from
commencement to termination. Calculated for the meridian of
Rhode Island ; but will answer for the New England States.
Written by Himself. Providence., Printed for the purchaser., 1842.
Square i2mo, pp. 160. 148
" This curious book relates to the dissensions among various religious denominations
in Rhode Island." — Bartlett.
AcuGNA (Christopher). See Acuna (Christoval de).
AcuNA (Ant. Gon^. de). Informe a N. R. P. M. General
de el orden de Predicadores, Fr. Jhoan Baptista de Marinis. Le
Orfrece el Press'" F. Antonio Gonzalez de Acuna, Dr. Cathe-
dratico de prima de moral, Procurador de la Real Universidad de
los Reyes. Diffinidor de la Provincia de S. Jhoan Baptista de
el Peru en su nombres. 1659. 4to. 149
" With an engraved title, but no printer's name. Evidently printed exclusively for
the use of the order of Preachers, and consequently of great rarity. The author
appears to have made a voyage from Lima to Spain, to give this account of the state
of the religion of his order in South America, to his superiors. It is not mentioned
by Nicolas Antonio; and Barcia, who collected every thing relating to America,
evidently never saw the book." — Rich.
Acuna (Christoval de). Nvevo Descvbrimiento del Gran
Rio de las | Amazonas. | Por el Padre Christoval | de Acuiia, Reli-
giose de la Suprema General Inquisicion, | Al qval sue, y se luzo
por Orden I de su Magestad, el ano de 1639 | Por la Provincia de
8vito|en los Reynos del Peru|Al Excelentissimo Seiior Conde|
uque de Oliuares | Con Licencia : En Madrid., en la Imprenta
de Reyno.,\ano de i64l.|Sm. 4to, 6 p. 1. ; viz. : Title, etc., pp.
ADAIR. 23
3 J Al Lector, i p. ; Certificates, 2 1.; Clavsvla, etc., i I. ; Text,
46 1. 150
This little volume is highly prized by collectors of rare books, and has sold as high
as £165 but, according to Barcia, its rarity is not owing to a rigid suppression of the
work by order of Philip IV., as is stated by most bibliographical writers, but from a
very small number of copies having been printed. "It was probably not intended for
sale, as it is not furnished with the licenses and privileges usually prefixed to books
published at the time. Acuna was accompanied by Artieda, a brother Jesuit, and
the object of their voyage was to ascertain whether the treasures of Peru might not be
brought to Europe by way of the river Amazon, without going through the South
Sea (at that time much infested by pirates) and round Cape Horn." — Rich. The work
was suppressed by the Court of Spain, on the ground that it might prove advantageous
to the Portuguese, who had wrested from Spanish dominion the Brazils, and the
Colony of Para, on the mouth of the Amazon. Peignot says: "On connait trois ou
quatre exemplaires, tout au plus, de I'edition originale."
AcuNA (Cristoval d'j. Relation de la Riviere des Amazones.
Tradvite sur I'original Espagnol, par feu Mr. de Gomberville ;
avec une dissertation sur la Riviere des Amazones, pour servir
de preface. Paris^ Claude Barbin^ 1682. l2mo, pp. 238.
Map. c. 151
Faribault (No. 3) and Brunet quote this edition as in 2 vols. There is an edition
with the following imprint : Sur la Copie imprim'ee a Paris, 1682. + Another Edition,
1682, 3 vols., and another with the Voyage of Grillet and Bechamel to Guiana in
1674. i2mo, 4 vols.
AcuNA (Christoval de). Voyages and Discoveries in South-
America — The First up the River of Amazons to Quito in Peru,
and back again to Brazil, By Christopher d'Acvgna — The
Second up the River of Plata, and thence by Land to the Mines
of Potosi, By Mons. Acarete — The Third from Cayenne into
Guiana, in search of the Lake of Parima, reputed the richest
place in the world. By M. Grillet and Bechamel. Done into
English from the Originals, being the only Accounts of those
Parts hitherto extant. London^ /or S. Buckley^ 1698. 8vo. 152
Pp. viii. ; Map; Text, 190 pp. ; Title, " An Account of a Voyage, etc. By Mons.
Acarete du Bis.ay, 1698." Map, etc. Text, 79 pp.; Title, "Travels of Grillet
and Bechamel, etc., 1698." A Letter, i leaf, and Text, 68 pp. Acarete's Relation
is in Thevenot's Collection. The Original of Grillet and Bechamel's Voyage has
not yet been discovered.
AcuNA. Bericht von dem Strom derer Amazonen. Wien^
1729. Sm. 8vo. 153
AcusHNET. Reports of the Selectmen of Acushnet on the
Financial Affairs of the Town. New Bedford^ i860, and con-
tinued. 8vo. 154
Adair (James). The History of the American Indians j
24 ADALBERT.
particularly those Nations adjoining to the Mississippi, East and
West Florida, Georgia, South and North Carolina and Virginia :
Containing an Account of their Origin, Language, Manners,
Religious and Civil Customs, Laws, Form of Government,
Punishments, Conduct in War and Domestic Life, their Habits,
Diet, Agriculture, Manufactures, Diseases and Method of Cure,
and other Particulars, sufficient to render it a Complete Indian
System. With Observations on Former Historians, the Con-
duct of our Colony Governors, Superintendents, Missionaries,
&c. Also an Appendix, containing a Description of the Flori-
das and the Mississippi Lands, w^ith their Productions — The Bene-
fits of colonizing Georgiana, and Civilizing the Indians — And the
way to make all the colonies more valuable to the mother
country. By James Adair, Esq., A Trader with the Indians
and Resident in their Country for Forty Years. London^ Edward
and Charles Dilly^ mdcclxxv. 4to, 6 p. 1., pp. 464. Map. 155
"Mr. Adair points out various customs of the Indians, having a striking resem-
blance to those of the Jevv'S ; and the great object of his work appears to be, to prove
that the aborigines of America are descended from that race. Some distrust appears to
have fallen upon his statements, although he himself says that his account is neither
disfigured by fable nor prejudice." — Allen. See, also, Faribault, No. 5, Volney and
Pinkerton.
Adair. Geschichte der Amerikanischen Indianer. Aus dem
Engl. [Von S. H. Ewald.] Breslau, 1782. 8vo. 156
Adair (J. M.) Unanswerable Arguments Against the Abo-
lition of the Slave Trade. With a defence of the proprietors of
the British sugar colonies, &c. Published for the benefit of
the starving tin-miners in Cornwall. By James Mak'ittrick Adair,
London^ ijgo. 8vo. 157
Adair (R.) Biographical Sketch of General Robert Adair.
Washington^ 1830. 8vo. 158
Adalbert. Aus meinem Tagebuch. Von Adalbert Prinzen
von Preussen. Berlin^ 1847. 4^o- '^ Plates. 159
Adalbert. Skizzen zu meinem Tagebuch. Berlin^ 1847.
Folio. 45 Plates, some of which are colored. 160
'* Ouvrage de luxe execute par d'habiles artistes, et dont ou n'a tire que cent exem-
plaires qui out ete distribues aux nobles amis de I'auteur." — Friedlander.
Adalbert. Bericht iiber das Mosquitoland im Auftrag des
Prinzen von Preussen, &c. Berlin^ 1845. 8vo, pp. 274. 2
Maps. 161
ADAMS.
25
Adalbert. Travels in the South of Europe and in Brazil,
with a voyage up the Amazon and its Tributary the Xingu.
By Heinrich Wilhelm Adalbert, Prince of Prussia. Translated
by Sir Robert H. Schomburgk and John E. Taylor. With In-
troduction by Baron Von Humboldt. London^ 1849. ^ vols.,
8vo, pp. 732. Maps. 162
*' If human civilization should ever penetrate into these fastnesses, the structure of
this great net of rivers from north to south, may open channels of communication such
as are unknown in any other part of the world." — Humboldt's Introduction.
Adam (L.) La Question Americaine de I'Abolition de
I'Esclavage aux Etats Unis. Par L. Adam, Magistrat. Nancy^
1861. 8vo, pp. 72. 163
Adam (Thomas). The Missionary's appeal to the religious
public ... the Mission in the Island of Trinidad . . . London^
1824, 8vo. 164
Adam (Thomas). Missionary's Farewell Sermon : Island of
Trinidad. London^ 1823. 8vo. 165
Adam (W.) Genealogy of the Adam family. By William
Adam, of Canaan, Litchfield Co., Conn. Albany^ 1848. 8vo,
pp. 16. 166
Adam (W. J.) Journal of Voyages to Marguaritta, Trinidad,
and Maturin, with Travels across the Llaneros and descent of
the Orinoco, in 1819-20, comprising Interviews with Bolivar,
and characteristic anecdotes. By W. J. Adam. Dublin^ 1824.
8vo. 167
Adams (Abigail). Journal and Correspondence of Miss
Adams, daughter of John Adams, second President of the
United States ; Written in France and England, in 1785. Edited
by her Daughter. New Tork^ 184 1-2. i2mo. 2 vols. Plate
of the Battle of Trenton and Portrait of Washington. 168
Adams (Amos). The Character of a Christian's Life and
Death illustrated. A Sermon upon the Death of Mrs. Lucy
Dudley, Oct. 24, 1756. Preached at Roxbury, Oct. 31, 1756.
By Rev. Amos Adams. Boston^ 1756- 8vo, pp. 26. 169
Adams. Concise Historical View of the Difficulties, Hard-
ships, and Perils, which attended the Planting and Progressive
improvements of New England. With a particular account of
its long and Destructive Wars, Expensive Expeditions, &c. With
reflections, principally moral and religious. In two discourses,
4
26 ADAMS.
preached at Roxbury on the general fast, April 6, 1769 ... By
Amos Adams, a.m. Pastor of the first church In Roxbury ***.
Boston^ Kne eland k5f Adams^ 1769. 8vo, pp. 66. + Same. Boston
printed. London reprinted for Edward and Charles Dilly^ '^11^'
8vo, Title, I 1., pp. 68. 170
For an account of this rare work, see the *' Massachusetts Historical Collection,"
Vol, xxviii., p. 280 j M. R., xLii., p. 156.
Adams. Expediency and Utility of War in the present State
of Things. Discourse before Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Company, June 4, 1759. By Amos Adams. Boston^ 1759. 8vo,
pp. 32. 171
Adams. Religious Liberty an invaluable Blessing. Two
Thanksgiving Discourses, preached at Roxbury, Dec. 3, 1767.
By Amos Adams. Boston., 1768. 8vo, pp. 57. 172
AdamsI. Songs of Victory directed by human compassion
and qualified with Christian benevolence ; in a Sermon delivered
at Roxbury, October 25, 1759, on the general thanksgiving for
the success of His Majesty's arms, more particularly in the re-
duction of Quebec ... By Amos Adams, a.m. Pastor . . . Rox-
bury. Boston., Edes iff Gill., '^IS^- ^^^^ PP- 29. 173
Mr. Adams also published Sermons on the Ordination of Jonathan Moore. Samuel
Kingsbury, Caleb Prentice and John Wyeth, A Dudleian Lecture, 1770, and other
tracts.
Adams (Arthur). See Gray (J. E.)
Adams (A. C.) Waiting upon God, the Way to secure our
Country's Welfare. A Sermon. Portland., 1845. 8vo. 174
Adams (C. B.) Catalogue of Shells collected at Panama,
with Notes of their Synonymy, Station and Geographical Distri-
bution. By Charles Baker Adams. New York., privately printed.,
1852. 8vo, pp. 342. 175
Adams. Contributions to Conchology. By C. B. Adams.
New York., 1849-52. 176
Adams. First Annual Report on the Geology of the State of
Vermont. By Charles B. Adams. Burlington., 1845. ^^^^ PP-
92.-|-Second, 1846. 8vo, pp. iv., 267.-!- Third, 1847. 8^^? PP-
32.-|-Fourth, 1848. 8vo, pp. 8. 177
Adams. Fresh Water and Land Shells of Vermont. [A^^
imprint.'] 8vo, pp. 19. 178
ADAMS. 27
Adams (Charles Francis). An Address delivered before the
Members of the Schools and the Citizens of Quincy, July 4,
1856. By Charles Francis Adams. Boston^ Little^ Brown (ff
Co.^ 1856. 8vo, pp. 36. 179
Adams. An Address on the Opening of the new Town Hall
in Braintree, July 29, 1858. By C. F. Adams. Boston^ 1858.
8vo, pp. 86. 180
[Adams.] An Appeal from the New to the Old Whigs, by
a Whig of the Old School. Boston^ 1835. 8vo, pp. 52. 181
[Adams.] Further Reflections upon the State of the Currency
in the United States. Boston^ 1837. 8vo, pp. 41. 182
Adams. The Life of John Adams, Second President of the
United States. Boston^ 1856. 8vo, pp. 684. 183
Also on large paper. Forms Vol. I. of John Adams' Works, lo vols., 8vo.
Adams. An Oration delivered before the City Council and
Citizens of Boston, July 4, 1843. ^7 ^* ■^- Adams. Boston^
1843. 8vo, pp. 39. 184
[Adams.] Reflections upon the Present State of the Cur-
rency in the United States. Boston^ 1837. 8vo, pp. 36. 185
[Adams.] Speech of Charles Francis Adams on the Union.
Delivered in the House of Representatives, January 31st, 1861.
8vo, pp. 8. 186
Adams. Texas and the Massachusetts Resolutions. By
Charles Francis Adams. Boston^ 1844. 8vo, pp. 54. 187
Adams. What makes Slavery a Question of National Con-
cern .'' A Lecture delivered at New York, January 30, 1855.
By Charles Francis Adams. Boston^ Little^ Brown ^ Co.^ 1855.
8vo, pp. 46. 188
Adams. The Charles F. Adams Platform ; or, a Looking-
glass for the Worthies of the Bufl^alo Convention. Washington^
[n. d.] 8vo, pp. 8. 189
Adams (D.) Oration at Fitchburg, Oct. 12, 1801, at a
meeting of the Militia Officers of the Fourth Regiment. By
Daniel Adams. Leominster^ 1802. 8vo. 190
Adams. An Oration, Sacred to the Memory of Gen. George
Washington, Delivered at Leominster, Feb. 22, 1800. By
28 ADAMS.
Daniel Adams, m.b. [Motto.] Leominster {Mass.\ Printed by
Adams & JVilder^ i8oo. 8vo, pp. 25. 191
This Author also published a Geography, of which the Fourth Edition was issued,
Boston, 18 19, l2mo, pp. 336} and a Medical and Agricultural Register for 1806-7.
Adams. Government and Rebellion. A Sermon delivered
in the North Broad Street Presbyterian Church, Sunday Morn-
ing, April 28, 1 86 1. By Rev. E. E. Adams. Published by
Request. Philadelphia^ Henry B. Ashmead^ i86l. 8vo, pp. 23.
Adams. The Temple and the Throne, or the True Foun-
dation. A Sermon, Preached in the North Broad Street Pres-
byterian Church, September 26th, 1861. By Rev. E. E. Adams.
Philadelphia, H. C. Peck, 186 1. 8vo, pp. 28. 193
Adams. (E. G.) An Historical Discourse in Commemora-
tion of the One Hundredth Anniversary of the formation of
the First Congregational Church in Templeton, Massachusetts.
With an Appendix, embracing a survey of the Municipal affairs
of the Town. By Edwin G. Adams, Junior Pastor. Boston,
Crosby, Nichols^ Co., 1857. ^^o, pp. viii., 175. 194
Adams (E.) Connecticut Election Sermon. By Eliphalet
Adams. New London, 1710. i6mo. + Another. May 10,
1733. ^^"^ London, T. Green, 1733. i2mo. 195
Adams. A Discourse putting Christians in mind to be ready
for every Good Work. As it was delivered in Boston, Octob.
20, 1706. By Eliphalet Adams. Boston, N. E., Printed by B.
Green, 1706. 8vo, pp. 60. 196
Adams. A Discourse occasioned by the late Distressing
Storm, Feb. 20, 17 16-17, delivered March 3. By Eliphalet
Adams. New London, I'Ji'J. l2mo, pp. 31. 197
Adams. Discourse on the Death of the Hon. Gordon Sal-
tonstall. Governor of Connecticut. By Eliphalet Adams. With
Appendix from the Boston News Letter. New London [1724].
i2mo, pp. 60. 198
Adams. Eminently Good and Vseful Men, the Glory and
Defence of the Places where they live. As it was set forth in a
Sermon at Stonington, on the Death of Rev. James Noyes.
New London, T, Green, 1720. l2mo, pp. 46. 199
Adams. God sometimes answers his People by terrible
Things in Righteousness. Sermon on the Meeting-house in
ADAMS.
29
New London being struck by Lightning, Aug. 31, 1735. By
Eliphalet Adams. New London^ I735' i6mo, pp.46. M. 200
Also, Sermons at the Ordination of William Gager, John Owen and Thomas Clap,
and on the Death of J. J. Fabyan, Mrs. L. Adams and Mrs. M. Bulkley.
Adams. Manual Pereira, or, The Sovereign Rule of South
Carolina. With Views of Southern Laws, Life, and Hospitality.
By F. C. Adams. Charleston^ 1853. i2mo, pp. 303. 201
This was printed in Washington, 1853, and some copies have that imprint. + Re-
printed. London^ 1854. izmo, pp. 400,
Adams. The Story of a Trooper, with much of interest
concerning the Campaign on the Peninsula, not before written.
By F. Colburn Adams. New Tork^ Dick and Fitzgerald^ 1865.
i2mo, cloth, pp. 616. 202
Adams. Uncle Tom at Home. A Review of the Re-
viewers and Repudiators of " Uncle Tom's Cabin," by Mrs.
Stowe. By F. C. Adams. Philadelphia^ 1853. 1 2mo. -(-Re-
printed, London^ Clarke ^ Co^ 1853. i2mo. 203
Adams. Justice in the Bye Ways. By F. C. Adams. New
Tork^ 1856. i2mo. 204
Adams (G.) Genealogy of the Adams Family of Kingston,
Mass. By George Adams. Boston^ 1861. 8vo, pp. 64. 205
Adams (G. W.) An Oration delivered at Quincy, Mass.,
5th July, 1824. % George Washington Adams. Boston^ 1824.
8vo, pp. 24. 206
Adams (H.) An Abridgment of the History of New England,
for the use of Young Persons. By Hannah Adams. Boston^
1805. i2mo, pp. IV., 1 85. 4- Same. Second Edition. Boston^
Belcher ^ Armstrong^ 1807. l2mo, pp. vi., 5-188. 207
Adams. An Alphabetical Compendium of the Various Sects
which have appeared in the world from the beginning of the
Christian Era to the present day, etc. By Hannah Adams.
Boston^ 1784. 8vo. 208
Adams. A View of Religions . . . Second Edition. Boston
[1791]. 8vo. 209
Adams. A View of Religions, . . . Third Edition, with
large additions. * * * Boston^ 1801. 8vo, pp. 504. -|- Same.
A New Edition. London^ 1805. 8vo. 210
30
ADAMS.
Adams. A Dictionary of all Religions and Religious De-
nominations, Jewish, Heathen, Mahometan, and Christian,
ancient and modern. . . . Fourth Edition, with large additions.
New Tork, 1817. 8vo. 211
Reviewed by S. Willard, in the North American Review, Vol. vii., p. 86.
Adams. An Appeal to the World on the Controversy re-
spectirig the Revolution of Harvard College. By Hannah
Adams. Charlestown^ 1814. 8vo. 212
Adams. A Memoir of Miss Hannah Adams, written by
herself. With Additional Notices, by a Friend. Boston^ Gray^
1832. i2mo, pp. IV., no. Portrait. 213
Adams. A Narrative of the controversy between the Rev.
Jedediah Morse, d.d., and the Author. By Hannah Adams.
Boston^ 1 8 14. 8vo, pp. 31. 214
Adams. A Summary History of New England, from the
first Settlement at Plymouth, to the Acceptance of the Federal
Constitution. Comprehending A General Sketch of the Ameri-
can War. By Hannah Adams. Dedham^ Printed for the Author^
m.dcc.xc.ix. 8vo, pp. 513; List, i 1. 215
Adams. (H. G.) God's Image in Ebony: a Series of Sketches
demonstrative of the Mental Powers and Intellectual Capacities
of the Negro Race. Edited by H. G. Adams. With a Sketch
by F. W. Chesson, and a Chapter by Wilson Armistead. Lon-
don^ Partridge ^ Okey^ 1854. l2mo, pp. 188. 2 16
Adams (Israel). A Narrative of the Life of Israel Adams, by
Himself. 8vo, pp. 36. s. 217
a conjectural title, as the only copy known lacks the title-page. The author served
in the War of 1 8 12.
Adams (Jasper). Characteristics of the Present Century.
A Baccalaureate Address to the Graduates of the College of
Charleston, delivered 31st October, 1834. By Jasper Adams,
d.d. Charleston^ 1836. 8vo, pp. 11. 218
Adams. An Eulogium pronounced 23d January, 1835, before
the College of Charleston, on the Life and Character of the late
Elias Horry, Esq. By Jasper Adams, d.d. Charleston^ 1835.
8vo, pp. 26. 219
Adams. The Moral Causes of the Welfare of Nations. An
Oration delivered ist November, 1834, before the Society of
ADAMS. 31
Graduates of the College of Charleston. By the Rev. J. Adams.
Charleston^ 1834. 8vo, pp. 40. 220
Adams. The Relation of Christianity to Civil Government
in the United States. A Sermon before the Convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Diocese of South Carolina,
Charleston, JFebruary 13, 1833. By Rev. Jasper Adams, d.d.
Charleston^ 1833. 8vo, pp. 56.-j-Second Edition. Charleston^
1833. 8vo, pp. 64. 221
Dr. Adams delivered other Orations and Sermons at Geneva, Charleston, &c., on
the Appearance of a Comet ; the Eclipse of" the Sun, &c.
Adams (John). Poems on Several Occasions, Original and
Translated. By the Rev. John Adams, m.a. Boston^ I745-
i2mo, pp. 176. m. 222
Adams. Flowers of Modern History, comprehending the
most remarkable revolutions and events of modern times, to the
Conclusion of the American War. By the Rev. John Adams.
London^ 179^- 223
Adams. The Flowers of Modern Travels, being elegant,
entertaining, and instructive extracts, selected from the works
of the most celebrated travellers. By John Adams, m.a. Lon-
don^ 1788. i2mo.-\- Boston^ ^^191- l2mo.-\- London^ ^199- 3
vols., i2V[io.-\- Boston^ 1816. 2 vols., i2mo.4- Baltimore [n. d.]
8vo. 224
Adams. Choix de Voyages modernes, &c. Traduit par J.
F. Andre. Paris^ ^799- 2 vols., 8vo. 225
Adams. View of Universal History, from the creation to the
present time ; including an account of the celebrated Revolu-
tions in France, Poland, Sweden, &c. By Rev. John Adams.
London^ ijgS' 3 vols., 8vo. 226
Includes the British Colonies in America.
[Adams (John)]. A Collection of the Speeches of the Presi-
dent of the United States to both Houses of Congress, at the
Opening of every Session, with their Answers, etc. Boston^
Manning i^ Loring. i2mo, pp. 282. 227
[Adams.] A Collection of State Papers relative to the first
acknowledgment of the Sovereignty of the United States of
America, and the Reception of their Minister Plenipotentiary,
32 ADAMS.
by their High-Mightinesses the States-General of the United
Netherlands. At the Hague^ 1782. 8vo, pp. 96. M. 228
Republished in England, by Mr. HoUis, with the following title :
[Adams.] A Collection of State Papers relative to the first
acknowledgment of the Sovereignty of the United States of
America, and the reception of their Minister Plenipotentiary
by their High Mightinesses the States-General of the United
Netherlands. To which is prefixed the political character of
John Adams, ambassador. ... By an American. Likewise an
Essay on canon and feudal law, by John Adams, esq. London^
Fielding^ 1782. 8vo, pp. lOO. 229
This edition also contains the division in Parliament on peace with America, Feb
17, 1782.
Adams. Consideratien op de Memorie aan H. H. M. M.
geadresseerd door John Adams. Leide^ i']%i. 8vo. 230
Adams. Correspondence of the Late President Adams ; ori-
ginally published in the Boston Patriot, in a Series of Letters.
Boston^ Everett and Munroe^ 1809. 8vo, pp. iv., 36. 231
Adams. Correspondence between Hon. John Adams and
the late Wm. Cunningham, Esq., commenced in 1803, and end-
ing in 1812. Boston^ \%^'}^. 8vo. pp.219. 232
Set " Jefferson's Memoirs," by Randolph, Vol. iv., p. 389.
Adams. A Defence of the Constitutions of Government of
the United States of America. By John Adams, ll.d. London^
C. Dilly^ M.DCC.Lxxxvii. 8vo, pp. xxxi., 392. 233
First published in this form as a complete work. Reprinted, Boston^ i?^?- iimo
+ Ne'w Tork, 1']%'] . + Philadelphia, Hall & Sellers, m.dcc.lxxxvii. izmo, pp. xx.
3-390. The following year the author wrote the second and third volumes, and the
work was published with the following title :
Adams. A Defence of the Constitutions of Government of
the United States of America against the Attack of M. Turgot.
By John Adams, ll.d. London^ C. D'llly^ mdcclxxxvii-viii.
8vo, Vol. I., pp. XXXI., 392; Vol. II., Title, i 1., pp. 651;
Vol. III., Title, I 1., pp. 528, Index, 18 1. 234
Adams. A Defence of the Constitutions of Government of
the United States of America, Against the Attack of M. Tur-
got in his Letter to Dr. Price Dated the Twenty-Second day of
March, 1778. By John Adams, ll.d In Three Volumes.
A New Edition. London^ J^^^ Stockdale^ 1794- 8vo, pp. 8,
ADAMS. 33
XXXII., 392; 2 p. 1., pp. 452; 2 p. 1., pp. 528. Index, 18 1.
Portrait. 235
This was reprinted as a Third Edition : Philadelphia^ W. Cobbett, 1793. 3 vols.,
8vo. Stockdale re-issued his edition with the following title :
Adams. History of the Principal Republics of the World ; a
Defence of the Constitutions of government of the United States
of America against the attack of M. Turgot . . . London^ J.
Stockdale^ 1794* 3 vols., 8vo, pp. xxxviii., 392, 451, 528 and
Index, 18 1. 236
" This work is not, as its title states, a defence of the American Constitution^ but a
warm defence of the Constitution of Great Britain. It is the best anti-democratic
treatise that we have seen 5 for Dr. Adams appears to dread that that is the extreme
to which his countrymen will naturally lean, and he has exerted his best endeavours to
obviate that evil." — Monthly Review. This writer has not distinguished between
republicanism and democracy. The work did much to familiarize the European
mind to the novel state of things then taking place in America. It includes the opinions
of eminent writers on various republics of the world.
Adams. Defense des Constitutions Americaines ou de la
necessite d'une balance dans les pouvoirs d'un gouvernement libre
par M. John Adams. Avec des Notes de M. de la Croix.
Paris^ 1792. 2 vols., 8vo. 237
Adams. Correspondence of John Adams, Esq., late Presi-
dent of the United States, concerning the British doctrine of
Impressment, and many interesting things which occurred during
his administration. Baltimore^ H. Niles^ 1809. i2mo, pp. 72.
[Adams.] Discourses on Davila. A series of papers on
Political History. Written in the Year 1790, and then pub-
lished in the Gazette of the United States. By an American
Citizen. Boston^ Printed by Russell and Cutler^ 1805. 8vo, pp.
148. 239
[Adams.] A Dissertation on the Canon and Feudal Law.
London [1782.?] 240
Adams. Essay on Canon and Feudal Law ; with the Politi-
cal Character of the said John Adams. By an American. Phila-
delphia^ Robert Bell^ 1783. 8vo, pp. 62. 241
The same as No. 239, with another title. It was published with another tract:
" Observations on the Commerce of the American States." It was first published in
the Boston Gazette in 1765, reprinted in the London Chronicle^ afterward by Almon, at
the end of a tract entitled " True Sentiments of America in 1768."
Adams. Four Letters : Being an interesting Correspondence
between those Eminently Distinguished Characters, John Adams,
34 ADAMS.
late President of the United States, and Samuel Adams, late
Governor of Massachusetts, on the Important Subject of Gov-
ernment. Boston^ 1802. 8vo, pp. 32. 242
Adams. History of the Dispute with America, from its
Origin in 1754. Written in the Year 1774. By John Adams,
Esq. London^ J. Stockdale. 8vo, pp. 89. n. 243
'* The avowed design of this pamphlet is to pursue the tories through all their dark
intrigues and wicked machinations, and to show the rise and progress o\ their schemes
for enslaving America. The Conduct of Bernard and Hutchinson is treated with
great freedom and asperity; nor is the indignant author less sparing of some eminent
statesmen in England, under whose influence they projected and pursued the inauspi-
cious system of American Taxation." — M. R., Lxx., p. 477. The work is an
abridgment of the Letters of Novanglus, which first appeared in the Boston Gazette,
1774, which were reprinted in another form in Almon's Remembrancer for 1775, then
translated into Dutch, with the following title :
Adams. Geschiedenis van het Geschil tusschen Groote-Britan-
nie en Amerika, zedert deszelfs oorsprong, in den jaare 1754, tot
op den tegenwoordigen tijd. Door zijne excellentie, den Heere
John Adams, Schildknaap^ gevolmagtigden staatsdienaar der der-
tien vereenigde staaten van Noord-Amerika, bij de Republijk der
vereenigde Nederlanden. Te Amsterdam^ Bij W. Holtrop^ 1782.
8vo, pp. VIII., 156. Portrait by Vinkeles. N. 244
Adams. The Inadmissible Principles of the King of Eng-
land's Proclamation of Oct. 16, 1807, considered. Originally
published in the Boston Patriot. Boston^ 1809. 8vo, pp. 20. m. 245
Adams. Letters of John Adams, addressed to his wife.
Edited by his grandson, Charles Francis Adams. Boston^ 1841.
2 vols., i2mo. pp. XXXII., 286; XX., 282. Portrait. 246
Adams. Memoir to their High Mightinesses the States
General of the United Provinces. Leyden^ April 19, 1781. 8vo,
pp. 14. 247
Adams. Memoire a leurs Hautes-Puissances les Seigneurs
Etats-Generaux des Provinces-Unies des Pays-Bas. , 1781.
8vo, pp. 15. 248
Adams. Speech of the President of the United States to both
Houses of Congress, delivered in the Representative Chamber
on Thursday, November 23, 1797. Philadelphia^ Joseph Gales.
8vo, pp. 8. 249
[Adams.] An Address in answer to the Speech of the Presi-
dent of the United States to both Houses of Congress, at the
ADAMS. 35
Commencement of the present Session, Reported by a Select
Committee on Monday, Nov. 27, 1797. Philadelphia^ Joseph
Gales. 8vo, pp. 6. 250
[Adams.] Thoughts on Government : appHcable to the
present state of the American colonies. In a letter from a gen-
tleman to his friend [George Wythe, of Virginia]. Philadelphia^
[John Dunlap']^ mdcclxxvi. i2mo, pp. 28 + Reprinted, Boston.^
y. Gill, 1776. i2mo, pp. 16. + Same. Abridged. Boston,
1788, &c. 251
Adams. Twenty-Six Letters, Upon Interesting Subjects
Respecting the Revolution of America. Written In Holland,
In the Year 1780. By his Excellency John Adams, While he
was sole Minister Plenipotentiary from the United States of
America. For Negociating A Peace, and a Treaty of Com-
merce, with Great-Britain. \_London'], Printed for the Subscribers
[1786]. i2mo, Advt., I 1., pp. 87. H- Reprinted, New York, J.
Fenno, 1789. i2mo, pp. 64. 252
These Letters were addressed to Dr. Calkoen, of Amsterdam, and were printed for
private circulation.
Adams. The Works of John Adams, Second President of
the United States ; with a Life of the Author, Notes and Illus-
trations, by his Grandson, Charles Francis Adams. Boston, Little,
Brown iff Co., 1856. lO vols., 8vo, pp. xii., 684; xii., 542;
2 p. 1., 576 ; VII., 588 ; 2 p. 1., 496 ; 2 p. 1., 550 ; XX., 675 ;
XXI., 691 ; XX., 643 ; xi., 520 ; 18 Plates and Fac-similes. 253
Three hundred copies printed on large paper. See N. A. Rev,, lxxi., p. 407 ; Liv.
Age., XXI., p. II.
Adams. Address to the Federal Republicans of Burlington
County, on the Re-election of President Adams and Governor
Howell. Trenton, Sherman, m.dccc. 8vo, pp. 32. 254
Adams. Brief Consideration of the Services, &c., of Mr.
Adams. See [Gardner, John].
Adams. Deeds and other Documents relating to the several
Pieces of Land, and to the Library, presented to the Town of
Quincy, by John J. Adams. With a Catalogue of Books.
Cambridge, 1823. 8vo, pp. 67. M. 255
Adams. Facts and Official Documents, Relative to the fit-
less of General Jackson and Mr. Adams for the office of Presi-
36 ADAMS.
dent, and to the conduct of the parties supporting them. [No
imprint.] 8vo, pp. 16. 256
Adams. Political Sketches inscribed to His Excellency John
Adams, Minister Plenipotentiary, from the United States to the
Court of Great Britain. By a Citizen of the United States.
London^ C. Dilly^ mdcclxxxvii. 8vo, pp. iv., 96. 257
" These Sketches are written with mueh spirit, and that zeal for America and its
cause, which has animated her numerous authors and defenders." — Critical Review.
Adams. A Selection of Eulogies Pronounced in the Several
States in Honor of those Illustrious Patriots and Statesmen,
John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. Hartford^ D, F. Robinson
&" Co., 1826. 8vo, pp. 426. 258
Adams. A Selection of the Patriotic Addresses to the Presi-
dent [John Adams] of the United States, together with the
President's Answers, presented in the year 1798. Boston, 1798.
i2mo, pp. 360. 259
Adams. Sketches of the Public Services of Adams, Clay and
Crawford .... By a New -York Republican. New Tork,
1823. 260
Adams. Vindication of the Conduct and Character of John
Adams, Esq. In Reply to the Letter of General Hamilton.
New York, 1800. 8vo. 261
Adams. Vindication of the President's Nomination of a new
Embassy to France, 1799. 8vo. 262
[Adams (John) ] and [Leonard (Daniel)]. Novanglus and
Massachusettensis ; or, Political Essays, published in the years
1774 and 1775, on the Principal Points of Controversy between
Great Britain and her Colonies. The former by John Adams,
late President of the United States, the latter by Jonathan
Sewall, then King's Attorney General of the province of Massa-
chusetts Bay. To which are added a number of Letters, lately
written by President Adams to the Honourable William Tudor ;
Some of which were never before published. Boston, Hews ^
Goss, 1819. 8vo, pp. 312. 263
Notwithstanding the positive statement on the title, it is satisfactorily settled that
Daniel Leonard was the author of Massachusettensis' Letters. Some of the papers
signed Novanglus were reprinted in London. See Nos. 243 and 244.
Adams (Mrs. John). Letters of Mrs. Adams, the wife of
John Adams. With an introductory memoir by her grandson,
ADAMS. 37
Charles Francis Adams. Boston^ 1840. i2mo.+Fourth Edi-
tion, revised and enlarged. Boston^ 1848. iimo. 264
Adams (John, of Waltham-Ahhey). See Juan y Santacilia, J.
Adams (J. J.) The Charter Oak, and other Poems. By
John Jay Adams. New York^ Samuel Colman^ 1839. i2mo,
pp. 60. 265
Adams (John G.) Our Country, and its Claims upon us.
An Oration delivered before the municipal authorities and citi-
zens of Providence, July 4, 1863. By Rev. John G. Adams.
Providence^ Knowles^ Anthony iff Co.^ 1 863. 8vo, pp. 30. 266
Adams (John Q.) An Address delivered at the request of a
committee of the citizens of Washington ; on the occasion of
reading the Declaration of Independence on the fourth of July,
1 821. By John Quincy Adams. JVashington^ Davis and Force^
1 82 1. 8vo, pp. 3i.-hSecond Edition. Cambridge^ 1821. 8vo,
pp. 34. M. 267
Adams. Remarks on the Address. See [Fendall (P. R.)]
[Adams.] Review of the Address delivered by Hon. John
Q. Adams at Washington, 4th July, 1821. Boston^ 1821. 8vo,
pp. 28. 268
[Adams.] A Vindication of Mr. Adams's Oration. Concord^
N. H,, 1821. 8vo. 269
See, also, Niles' Register, Vol. xx., p. 326.
Adams. Address of John Quincy Adams to his Constituents
of the Twelfth Congressional District, at Braintree, Sept. 17,
1842. Boston^ 1842. 8vo, pp. 63. 270
Adams. An Address to the Members of the Charitable Fire
Association of Boston, May 28, 1802. By John Quincy Adams.
Boston^ 1802. 8vo, pp. 25. -|- Second Edition. Boston^ 1802.
8vo, pp. 25. 271
Includes a handsome tribute to the memory of Geo. R. Minot, which is reprinted in
the Mass. Coll., viii., 105-110.
[Adams.] The Administration and the Opposition. Ad-
dressed to the Citizens of New Hampshire. By Algernon Sid-
ney. Concord^ 1826. 8vo, pp. 20. 272
[Adams.] American Principles A Review of the Works of
38 ADAMS.
Fisher Ames, compiled by A Number of his Friends. Boston^
Everett iff Munroe^ 1809. 8vo, pp. 56. 273
Adams. Remarks on J. Q. Adamses review of Ames. See
[Lowell, John].
Adams. Argument before the Supreme Court of the United
States, in the Case of the United States, Appellants, vs. Cinque
and others, Africans, captured on the Schooner Amistad, with
a Review of the Case of the Antelope, delivered on the 24th
February and ist March, 1841. New York., 1841. 8vo, pp.
135. N. 274
Adams. Correspondence between John Quincy Adams and
several Citizens of Massachusetts, concerning the Charge of a
Design to dissolve the Union. With An Appeal to the Citizens
of the United States. By Franklin Dexter. Boston^ 1829. 8vo,
pp. 80.+ Second Edition. Boston^ 1829. 8vo, pp. 48. + Same.
Washington^ 1829. 8 vo, pp. 56. ^75
Adams. The Duplicate Letters, the Fisheries and the Mis-
sissippi. Documents relating to transactions at the negotiation
of Ghent. Collected and published by John Quincy Adams,
one of the Commissioners of the United States at the Negotia-
tion. Washington^ Davis and Force ^ 1^22. 8vo, pp. 256. 276
Adams. The Treaty of Ghent and the Fisheries ; or. The
Diplomatic Talents of John Quincy Adams candidly examined.
Boston^ 1824. 8vo. 277
Adams. An Eulogy on the Life and Character of James
Madison, Fourth President of the United States. Delivered at
the request of the Mayor, Aldermen and Common Council of
the City of Boston, September 27th, 1836. By John Quincy
Adams. Boston^ 1836. 8vo, pp. 90. 278
Adams. Eulogy on the Life and Character of James Monroe.
Boston, August 25, 1831. By John Quincy Adams. Boston^
1831. 8vo, pp. 100. 279
Adams. Notice of Mr. Adams' Eulogium on the life and
character of James Monroe. Washington^ 1832. 8vo, pp. 36.
c. 280
Adams. The Jubilee of the Constitution : a Discourse de-
livered at the request of the New York Historical Society, in
the City of New York, on Tuesday, the 30th of April, 1839 ;
ADAMS. 39
being the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Inauguration of George
Washington as President of the United States, on Thursday,
the 30th of April, 1789, by John Quincy Adams. New York^
Samuel Colman^ mdcccxxxix. 8vo, pp. 136. Plate. 281.
See N. Am. Rev., liv., p. 211.
Adams. A Letter to the Hon. Harrison Gray Otis, A Mem-
ber of the Senate of Massachusetts, on the Present State of our
National Affairs. With Remarks upon Mr. Pickering's Letter
to the Governor of the Commonwealth. By John Quincy
Adams. Boston^ 1808. 8vo, pp. 32.+ Second Edition. Boston^
1808. 8vo, pp. -^2. + Albany^ Printed by John Barber [1808].
8vo, pp. '^2.-\-New York, 1808. 'ivo.-\- Hallow ell, 1808. 8vo,
pp. 24.+ 'S'^^ Harbor, 1808. ^yo.-^- Boston, Printed; London, Re-
printed, R. J. Johnson, 1808. 8vo, pp. 32. 282
Adams. A Letter to the Hon. John Ouincy Adams, occa-
sioned by His Letter to Mr. Otis. By Alfred. Printed in
America. [^New Tork'], 1808. 8vo, pp. 43. 283
Adams. Verdict of Condemnation. By an Old Citizen of
New York. On the Appeal of H. G. Otis & Co. to the People
of the United States, in grand Inquest ; for the decision of their
Controversy with John Quincy Adams. New Tork, 1829.
8vo. 284
Adams. Remarks and Criticisms. See [Coleman, William],
Adams. Letters from John Quincy Adams to his constituents
in the Twelfth Congressional district of Massachusetts ; to
which is added his Speech in Congress, Feb. 9, 1837. Boston,
1837. i2mo. 285
Adams. Letters from Hon. John Quincy Adams, read at
the recent Celebration of West-India Emancipation in Bangor,
Me. , 1843. 8vo, pp. 8. 286
Adams. Letters on the Masonic Institution. By John
Quincy Adams. Boston, 1847. ^^' ^^o- ^^7
Adams. Lives of celebrated statesmen, by John Quincy
Adams, ll.d. ; with a sketch of the author, by the Rev. Charles
W. Upham. New Tork, IV. H. Graham, 1846. 8vo, pp. 105.
James Madison, Lafayette, and James Monroe are the statesmen referred to.
Adams. The Lives of James Madison, Fourth President of
the United States, And James Monroe, Fifth President of the
40 ADAMS.
United States. By John Quincy Adams. With Historical
Notices of their Administrations. Buffalo^ 1850. + Reprinted,
Philadelphia^ J, L. Gihon^ 1854. i2mo, pp. 432. 289
Adams. The New-England Confederacy of mdcxliii. A
Discourse delivered before the Massachusetts Historical Society,
May 29th, 1843. % J°^" Quincy Adams. Boston^ 1843. ^vo,
pp. 47. 290
Also, in the Mass. Hist. Collection, Vol. ix., Third Series.
Adams. An Oration delivered before the Cincinnati Astro-
nomical Society, on the occasion of laying the Corner-stone of
the Observatory. By John Quincy Adams. Cincinnati^ 1843.
8vo, pp. 72. 291
Adams. An Oration addressed to the Citizens of the Town
of Quincy, on the Fifty-fifth Anniversary of the Independence
of the United States of America. By John Quincy Adams.
Boston^ 1 83 1. 8vo, pp. 40. 292
Adams. Oration delivered at Plymouth, Dec. 22, 1802, at
the Anniversary Commemorative of the First Landing of our
Ancestors at that Place. Boston^ i%02. 8 vo, pp. 31. + Reprinted,
Plymouth^ 1820. 293
Adams. An Oration delivered before the Inhabitants of the
Town of Newburyport, at their request, on the Sixty-first Anni-
versary of the Declaration of Independence, July 4, 1837, by
John Quincy Adams. Newburyport^ 1837. 8vo, pp. 68. 294
Adams. Oration on the Life and Character of Gilbert Motier
de Lafayette, at Washington, on the 31st December, 1834. By
John Quincy Adams. Washington^ Gales and Seaton^ 1835. 8vo,
pp. 104.4- Another Edition. New Tork^ 1835. 295
Adams. An Oration, pronounced July 4th, 1793, at the
Request of the Inhabitants of the Town of Boston, in Com-
memoration of the Anniversary of American Independence. By
John Quincy Adams. Boston^ Edes & Son, 1793. 8vo, 2 p. 1.,
pp. 1 6. 4- Second Edition. Boston, ^793- 8vo. G. 296
Adams. Poems on Religion and Society, by John Quincy
Adams : with notices of his life and character, by John Davis
and Thomas H. Benton. New York, 1848. i8mo.-|- Reprinted,
Auburn, 1854. i8mo. 297
ADAMS. 41
Adams. Present State of our National Affairs. By John
Quincy Adorns. ' Albany^ 1821. 8vo. b. 298
Adams. Report on the Apportionment Bill, House of Re-
presentatives, July 16, 1842. \_lVa5hington^ 1842.] 8vo, pp.
12. 299
Adams. Report on the Massachusetts Resolutions : House
of Representatives, April 4, 1844. JVashington^ 1844. 8vo,
pp. 23. 300
Adams. Six Letters from John Quincy Adams to Edward
Livingston, on Masonry. Philadelphia^ C. T. Jones^ ^^SS- 8vo,
pp. 32. 301
Adams. The Social Compact Exemplified in the Constitu-
tion of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. With Remarks
on the Theories of Divine Right of Hobbes and others, concern-
ing the Origin and Nature of Government ; a Lecture delivered
before the Franklin Lyceum, Providence, R. L, November
25th, 1842. Providence^ Knowles^ Vose^ 1842. 8vo, pp. 32. 302
Adams. Speech of John Quincy Adams on the Case of
Alexander McLeod, House of Representatives, Sept. 4, 1841.
Washington^ 184 1. 8vo, pp. 12. 303
Adams. Speech of John Quincy Adams on the Causes of the
Failure of the Fortification Bill, &:c. ; delivered Jan. 22, 1836.
Washington^ 1836. 8vo, pp. 16. 304
Adams. Speech of John Quincy Adams on War with Great
Britain and Mexico ; with the Speeches of Messrs. Wise and
Ingersoll, &c. Boston^ [n. d.] 8vo, pp. 36. 305
Adams. Speech of Mr. John Quincy Adams (suppressed by
th€ Previous Question) on the Removal of the Public Deposites,
and its Reasons. Boston [n. d.] 8vo. pp. 32.4- Another Edition.
Washington^ Gales and Seaton^ 1834. 8vo, pp. 43. 306
Adams. Speech of John Quincy Adams upon the Right of
the People to Petition ; on the Freedom of Speech and of Debate
in the House of Representatives of the United States ; on the
Resolution of Seven State Legislatures, and the petitions . . .
relating to the Annexation of Texas to this Union. Washington^
1838. 8vo, pp. 131. 307
Adams. Speech of John Quincy Adams on the Joint Rcso-
6
42 ADAMS.
lution for distributing Rations to Fugitives from Indian Hostili-
ties in Alabama and Georgia ; House of Representatives, May
25, 1836. Washington^ 1836. Svo, pp. 8. 308
Adams. Speech of John Quincv Adams in relation to the
Navy Pension Fund ; delivered in the House of Representatives,
28th December, 1840. [Washington^ 1840.] 8vo, pp. 8. 309
Adams. Substance of the Speech of John Quincy Adams,
with Part of the Debate, in the House of Representatives, upon
the Bill relating to the Collection of Duties on Imports. Boston^
1840. 8vo, pp. 30. 310
Adams. Texas. Extracts from the address of John Quincy
Adams to his Constituents, at Braintree, Sept. 17, 1842. Trans-
lated into French and Spanish from the National Intelligencer of
Oct. 22, 1842. Washington^ 1842. 8vo, pp. 32. 31 1
Adams. Tariff — Manufactures. May 23, 1832. Mr. Adams
from the Committee on Manufactures made the following report :
8vo, pp. 36. 312
Report No. 28, 22d Congr., 1st Session.
Adams. Vindication of Gen. Jackson's Invasion and Occupa-
tion of Florida, etc. \_Washington^ iSlS.~\ 8vo. ^-3^3
Adams. Address of the Central Committee friendly to the
Election of John Quincy Adams as President, 1828. 8vo,
pp. 24. ' 314
Adams. Facts and Opinions respecting Mr. John Quincy
Adams ; and a fair view of the Militia-men Story. [No imprint.]
Svo, pp. 8. 315
Adams. The life and public services of John Quincy
Adams. With the eulogy before the legislature of New York.
By Wm. H. Seward. Auburn^ 1849, ^^' i2mo. 316
Adams. The political character of John Quincy Adams
delineated. Being a reply to certain observations in the address
of Gen. Peter B. Porter and others. Albany^ Printed for the
Albany Argus^ by D. M'Glashan^ 1828. {Reprint from the Argus.']
Svo, pp. 30. 317
Adams. Principles of Mr. []. Q.l Adams' Administration.
1828. ^ 318
Adams. Proceedings of the City Council [of Roxbury] on
ADAMS.
43
the Death of John Quincy Adams. Roxbury^ 1848. 8vo,
PP- 7- 319
Adams. Sketch of the Life of John Quincy Adams. Wash-
ington^ 1824. 8vo. 320
Adams. Sketch of the Life of John Quincy Adams. New
Tork^ Sickels^ 1828. 8vo, pp. 16. 321
Adams. The striking similitude between the Reign of Ter-
ror of the Elder Adams and the Reign of Corruption of the
Younger Adams. An address adopted by the Albany Republi-
can County Convention : together with resolutions expressing
their sentiments on the Presidential Question, and nominating
the Hon. John Taylor for Presidential Elector. Albany^ Printed for
the Albany Argus^ by D. M' Glashan^ 1 828. 8vo, pp. 8. 322
Adams. Testimonials of respect to the Memory of John
Quincy Adams by the Legislature of Massachusetts. [No im-
print.] 8vo, pp. 28. 323
Adams. Tokens of a Nation's Sorrow. Addresses in the
Congress of the United States, and Funeral Solemnities on the
Death of John Quincy Adams. Washington^ J. & G. S. Gideon,
1848. 8vo, PP 40. Portrait.-I- Second Edition. 1848. 8vo,
pp. 40. Portrait. 324
Adams & Condict. Report of the Minority of the Com-
mittee on Manufactures, submitted to the House of Representa-
tives of the United States, Feb. 28, 1833. By J. Q. Adams and
Lewis Condict. Boston, 1833. ^^°- 3^5
Adams. (J. S.) Town and Country ; or. Life at Home and
Abroad, Without and Within us. By John S. Adams. Boston,
1855. i2mo. 326
Adams (J. M.) Address to the People of Cumberland County.
By John Milton Adams. Portland, 1853. ^^°' PP- ^4* 3^7
Adams (Joseph). The Death of the Righteous to be lamented.
Sermon on the Death of John Fabyan, Esq., March 30, 1756.
By Rev. Joseph Adams, a.m. Portsmouth, N. H., 1757. 8vo,
pp. 16. M. 328
Adams. A Letter from Mr.Joseph Adams, to the Rev. Mr.
Thomas Barnard, of Newbury, with Mr. Barnard's Answer
44 ADAMS.
thereto. Boston^ 1743- 8vo, pp. 15.4-The Second Edition.
Boston^ Thomas Fleet^ 1743- ^vo, pp. 16. 329
Adams. The Necessity and Importance of Rulers, Civil
and Ecclesiastical, &c. Sermon at Newington, March 13,
1769. By Joseph Adams, a.m. Portsmouth^ ^1^9' 8vo, pp.
24. N. 330
Adams (Josiah). Address at Acton, July 21, 1835, the first
Centennial Anniversary of that Town ; with an appendix and
map of the Concord Fight. Boston^ 1835. 8vo, pp. 24. 331
Adams. The Genealogy of the Descendants of Richard
Haven, of Lynn, Massachusetts, who emigrated from England
about 200 years ago. By Josiah Adams. Boston^ 1843. ^^^^
PP- 54. 332
Adams. Genealogy &c. . . . being a Republication of the
first edition. With Additions. Boston^ ii^(). 8 vo, pp. 54, 50. 333
Adams. Letter to Lemuel Shattuck, Esq., of Boston . . .
in Vindication of the Claims of Capt. Isaac Davis, of Acton, to
his just share in the Honors of the Concord Fight. Also depo-
sitions of witnesses, &c. Boston^ 1850. 8vo, pp. 24. 334
Written in answer to Shattuck's "History of Concord."
Adams (J. W.) Letter to the Honorable Secretary of War,
on the examination of officers for colored troops. By Julius W.
Adams. Brooklyn^ Sept. ist^ 1863. 8vo, pp. 16. 335
Adams (Mr.) Speech of Mr. Adams, of Mississippi. On
the Bill to Remove the Indians West of the Mississippi, de-
livered in the Senate of the United States, April, 1830. Wash-
ington, 1830. 8vo, pp. 31. 336
Adams (N.) Annals of Portsmouth, comprising a period of
Two hundred Years from the First Settlement of the Town ;
With Biographical Sketches of a few of the most respectable
inhabitants. By Nathaniel Adams. Portsmouth^ Published for the
Author^ 1825. 8vo, pp. 400. 337
See N. A. R., xxii., 215,
Adams (Neh.) The Life of John Eliot, with an account of
the early Missionary efforts among the Indians of New England.
By Nehemiah Adams. Boston^ 1847. i2mo. 338
Adams. A Sermon preached to the Congregation at the
ADAMS. 45
Essex Street Church, October 31, 1852. The Sabbath After
the Interment of Hon. Daniel Webster. By Nehemiah Adams,
D.D. Boston^ 1852. 8vo, pp. 23. -f Second Edition. Boston^
Press of Geo. C. Rand^ 1852. 8vo, pp. 23. 339
Adams. The Sable Cloud ; A Southern Tale with Northern
Comments. By Rev. Nehemiah Adams. Boston^ Ticknor ^
Fields^ 1 86 1. 8vo, pp. 275. 340
Adams. A South-Side View of Slavery ; or, Three Months
at the South, in 1854. By Rev. Nehemiah Adams, d.d. Boston^
T. R. Marvin^ 1854. l2mo, pp. 214. 341
Adams (S.) On the Conduct of the Society for Propagating
the Gospel. By Samuel Adams. London^ ^l^S' ^^^ 34^
Adams (R. S.) Nineveh Threatened — A Sermon preached in
St. Andrew's Church, Brooklyn, Dec. 30, i860. By Rev. R.
S. Adams. New Tork^ Mann ^ Stearns^ 1861. 8vo, pp. 16. 343
Relates to the Southern Rebellion,
Adams (S.) An Oration delivered at the State House in
Philadelphia, to a very numerous Audience ; on Thursday, the
ist of August, 1776, by Samuel Adams, Member of the ***
**** ******* the General Congress of the ****** ****** of
America. Philadelphia^ Printed; London^ Reprinted^ Johnston^
mdcclxxvi. 8vo, Title, i 1., pp. 42. 344
An undelivered oration. See Wells' Life of Adams, Vol. ii., p. 439, Vol. iii., p.
403. There is no Philadelphia edition, " Mr. Adams, the American Cicero, de-
claims with warmth and energy against kingly government and hereditary succession.
There are passages in this oration which would have done honour to a Roman trib-
une, when the republican spirit of that mistress of the world was at its greatest
height," — M. R„ lv., p. 397. 5«, also, Anal. Mag., iii., p. 231 j Am. Quar. Reg.,
XIII., p. 269.
Adams (Thos.) Democracy Unveiled, in a letter to Sir Francis
Burdett, Bart., m.p. By T. Adams, Esq., lately a resident in
the United States. London^ Chappie^ 18 13. 8vo, pp. 521. 345
The Monthly Re'view, Vol, lxx., p. 275, says that the title of this bulky volume
should have been " The Evils of Democracy exemplified in the case of the United
States of America."
Adams (T. M.) Cool Address to the People of England on
the Slave Trade. By T. M. Adams. London^ 1 788. 8vo. 346
Adams (W.) God's Eye | on the | Contrite | or a | Discourse |
shewing I That True Poverty and Contrition of Spirit and Trem-
bling at God's Word is the Infallible and only way for the Obtain-
46 ADAMS.
ing and Retaining! of Divine Acceptation. | As it was made in the
Audience of the General Assembly of the | Massachusetts Colony
at Boston in New-England ; | May 27. 1685. being the Day of
Election there. | By Mr. William Adams | Boston in New Eng-
land. | Pr/Vz/f^ ^}' ^/V^^r^/ P/Vrr^ /^r Samuel Sew all^ 1685. | 4to,
Title, I 1., pp. 41. 347
Adams. The Necessity of the Pouring-out of the Spirit from
on High. Upon a Sinning Apostatizing People, set under Judg-
ment, in order to their merciful deliverance and Salvation. Fast
Sermon, 21, 9, 1678. By Rev. William Adams. Boston^ ^^79-
4to, pp. 48. M. 348
Adams. A | Discourse | Delivered at New-London, | October
23d A.D. 1760. 1 On the I Thanksgiving I (Ordered by Authority)!
For the Success of the British Arms, in j the reduction of Mon-
treal, and the conquest of all Canada. ! By William Adams. |
New-London : \ Printed and sold by Timothy Green^ \ mdcclxi. |
Small 8vo, pp. 25. h. .349
Adams (Sir W.) The actual State of the Mexican Mines,
and the reasonable expectations of the Shareholders of the Anglo-
Mexican Mine Association, being the substance of a letter ad-
dressed to the Directors of that Company ; with a Supplement,
containing additional Data, confirmed by recent intelligence from
Mexico ; and an Appendix of Original Mexican Documents.
By Sir William Adams. London^ Sherwood^ mdcccxxv. 8vo,
pp. IV., 87. 350
Adams (W.) An Address before the New-England Society of
New York, Dec. 22, 1852. By Rev. William Adams, d.d.
New Tork^ 1853. ^^^t PP- 5^- 35 ^
Adams. Christian Patriotism by William Adams, Pastor of
Madison Square Presbyterian Church, New York City. New
Tork^ Anson D. F. Randolph^ 1863. i2mo, pp. 21. 352
Adams. Christianity and Civil Government. By Rev. Wil-
liam Adams. New Tork^ 185 1. 8vo, pp. 48. 353
Adams. Madison Square Church : Jan. i, 1858, 1859.
i2mo, pp. 12, 16. 354
Adams. Prayer for Rulers, a duty of Christian Patriots. A
discourse preached in the Madison Square Presbyterian Church,
Jan. 4, 1 861. By Rev. William Adams, d.d. New Tork^ Rudd
^ Carlton^ 1861. i2mo, pp. 41. 355
ADAMS.
47
Adams (W. E.)- The Slaveholder's War. An Argument for
the North and the Negro. By W. E. Adams. Manchester^ Un.
and Emanc. Soc.^ 1863. 8vo, pp. 24. 356
[Adams (W. T.)] Brave Old Salt, or Life on the Quarter-
Deck. A Story of the Great Rebellion. By Oliver Optic (W.
T. Adams). Boston^ Lee^ Shepard^ 1866. i6mo, pp. 330. 357
[Adams.] Fighting Joe; or, The Fortunes of a Staff Officer.
A Story of the Great Rebellion. By Oliver Optic. Boston^ Lee
isf Shepard^ 1866. i6mo, pp. 326. 358
Adams. The Yankee Middy ; or. The Adventures of a
Naval Officer. A Story of the Great Rebellion. By Oliver
Optic. Boston^ Lee iff Shepard^ 1866. i6mo, pp. 332. 359
Adams (Z.) Answer to a Pamphlet, lately published, entitled,
" A Treatise on Church Government." By Zabdiel Adams.
Boston^ 1 773' Sm. 8vo, pp. 87. 360
Adams. Sermon before his Excellency John Hancock, Esq.,
Governor, etc., May 29, 1782. By Zabdiel Adams. \^Boston~\^
Fleet Cif G///[i782]. 8vo, pp. 59. 361
Adams. The Duty and Importance of Making the Scrip-
tures the Rule and Standard of Preaching, delivered at Westford
in presence of the Pastors and Deacons convened to confer with
the Rev. Mr. Scribner relative to certain Doctrines he had been
charged with Preaching. By Zabdiel Adams, of Lunenburgh.
Boston^ 1782. 8vo. 362
Adams. The Evil Designs of Men made subservient by God
to the Public Good ; particularly illustrated in the Rise, Progress,
and Conclusion of the American War. A Sermon Preached at
Lexington on the Nineteenth of April 1783: Being the Anni-
versary of the Commencement of the War between Britain and
America, which broke out in that Town on the 19th of April
1775. By Zabdiel Adams, a.m. Boston^ Benjamin Edes iff Sons^
M,DCC,Lxxxiii. 8vo, pp. 39. 363
Adams. The Happiness and Pleasure of Unity in Christian
Societies, considered. Sermon in Boston, August 26, 1772.
Boston^ 1772. 8vo, pp. 44. 364
Adams. Masonic Sermon at Lancaster [Mass.] June 24,
1778. Worcester^ 1778. Sm. 4to. w. 365
48 ADDEY.
Adams. The Nature, Pleasure, and Advantages of Church
Musick. Sermon Preached at a Lecture, Lancaster, April 4,
1 771. By Zabdiel Adams. Boston^ '^11^- 8vo, pp. 38. 366
Also, Sermons at the ordination of Ch. Stearns, J. Foster, Kingsbury, Noyes, and
E. Whipple, and other discourses.
Adamson (J.) Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Luis de
Camoens. By John Adamson. London^ 1820. 2 vols., crown
8vo. Portrait. 367
Also on large paper. " An elaborate performance." — Lowndes.
Adamson. Bibliotheca Lusitana \ or Catalogue of Books and
Tracts, relating to the History, Literature and Poetry of Portu-
gal ; forming part of the library of John Adamson. Newcastle-
on-Tyne^ Hodgson^ 1836. i2mo, 6 fasciculi^ pp. 115. 368
Includes some Brazilian Bibliography.
Adamson. Catalogue of a valuable collection of rare Editions
and Translations of the works of Camoens. London^ i^^6. 8vo,
pp. 24. 369
Adamson (M.) [Pseud]. A Friendly Epistle to Neighbour
John Taylor of Norwich. Containing an earnest invitation to
him to join the Quakers, and not attempt to raise up a New
Sect, when there are so many in the world. By M. Adamson.
To which is added a Short Dialogue between Timothy Tell-
Truth, and Obadiah Friendly. Third Edition. Boston^ Re-
printed^ 1758. 8vo, pp. 23. M. 370
Adamson (T.) A Reply to " Considerations and Arguments
proving the Inexpediency of a National Copyright Law, by John
Campbell." By Thomas Adamson. New Tork^ 1844. 8vo,
pp. 20. 371
Adamson (W. A.) A Sermon preached at Quebec, in 1854,
on the day set apart for humiliation and fasting on account of
the war between our Country and Russia. By Rev. W. Agar
Adamson. ^ebec^ 1854. 8vo, pp. 14. 372
Adderley. Letter to the Rt. Hon. Benjamin DisraeH, m.p.,
on the Present Relations of England with the Colonies. By the
Right Hon. C. B. Adderley, m.p. With an Appendix of Ex-
tracts from Evidence taken before the Select Committee on
Colonial Military Expenditure. London^ Parker^ 1^61. 8vo. 373
Addey (M.) The Life and Military Career of Thomas
ADDISON. 49
Jonathan Jackson, Lieutenant-General in the Confederate Army.
By Markinfield Addey. With Portrait. New Tork^ 1863.
i2mo. 374
Addey. " Little Mac," and How he became a Great Gen-
eral. A Life of George Brinton McClellan, for Young Ameri-
cans. By Markinfield Addey. New Tork^ J. G. Gregory^ 1864.
i6mo, pp. 352. 375
Addington (Right Hon. Henry). See Crisis of the Sugar
Colonies.
Addison (Alexander). Charge to the Grand Juries of the
County Court of the Fifth Circuit of the State of Pennsylvania
at December Session, 1798. [On the Alien Act.] By Alex.
Addison. Washington \_Pa.~]^ 1799- 8vo. 376
Addison. The Liberty of Speech and of the Press. A charge
to Grand Juries. By Alexander Addison. IVash'ington [Z*^.],
1798. 8vo. + Another Edition. Albany [n. d.] 8vo. 377
Addison. Observations on the speech of Albert Gallatin on
the Foreign Intercourse Bill. By Alexander Addison. Washing-
ton^ Pa.^ 1798. 8vo. 378
Addison. An Oration on the Rise and Progress of the United
States of America, to the Present Crisis : And on the Duties of
the Citizens. Delivered at Washington, Mav 15, 1798. By
Alexander Addison, Esq. Philadelphia^ 1798- ^^o? PP- 4^- 379
In relation to the impending war with France.
Addison. Rise and Progress of Revolution : A Charge to
the Grand Juries of the County Courts of the Fifth Circuit of
the State of Pennsylvania, At December Sessions, 1800. By
Alexander Addison, President of those Courts. Philadelphia^
i8oi.-|-Another Edition. Whitehall^ Wm. Toung^ 1801. i2mo,
pp. 36. 380
Addison. Trial of Alexander Addison, President of the
Courts of Common Pleas, in the Circuit, consisting of the
Counties of Westmoreland, Fayette, Washington, and Alle-
ghany, on an Impeachment, by the House of Representatives,
before the Senate of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Taken
in Short-hand by Thomas Lloyd. Lancaster^ 1803. 8vo, pp.
154. -h Second Edition, with Additions. Lancaster^ 1803. 8vo.
50 AN ADDRESS.
Additional Facts, Remarks, and Arguments, illustrative of the
Advantage to the People of the United States, of a National
Circulating Medium. Washington^ E. D. Krafft^ 1822. 8vo,
pp. 22. 382
An Additional Number of Letters from the Federal Farmer
to the Republican, etc. Printed in the United States^ 1788. Sm.
8vo. M. 383
Additions to Plain Truth. See Plain Truth.
Addoms (J. S.) On the malignant fever, w\\\c\\ prevailed in
the city of New York, 1791. New York^ 1792. 8vo. 384
Address. See [Brown, C. B.], [Dalrymple, Sir J.], [Living-
ston, Wm.], [Reed, Wm.], [Tucker, Dean], [Webster
(Noah)].
An Address and Recommendations to the States, by the United
States in Congress Assembled, with sundry papers referred to in
the Address. Philadelphia^ Claypole^ ^783. Title, I 1., pp. viii.,
26. -f Same. Hartford^ Reprinted^ I'j^'^. 8vo.4-Same, with the
Newburgh Letters. Boston^ 1783. 8vo, pp. 62. ■\- London^
Stockdale^ jjS^' 8vo, pp. 91. 385
" Should we now think ourselves little interested in the subjects of these American
State Papers, we may, however, be much gratified in perusing them, as pieces of
fine, energetic writing, and masterly eloquence. It would be a curious speculation
for the philosophical enquirer, to account for the perfection to which the English
language has been carried in our late colonies, amidst the clamours and horrors of
war." — M. R,, XLViii.
Address at Havre de Grace, on a Pamphlet denouncing June
4, 1 81 2, as the day of awful Visitation of the Almighty. Balti-
more^ 1 81 2. 8vo. 386
An Address from the Brethren's Society for the furtherance
of the Gospel among the Heathen, to the Members of the Con-
gregations and Societies of the Brethren, and to all those Friends
who wish Success to the Missions of the Church of the Breth-
ren. London^ 1 78 1. 8vo, pp. 16 and 4. 387
Gives an account of the hurricanes at Jamaica and Barbadoes in 1780.
An Address from the clergy of New York. See [Cooper,
Myles].
An Address from the Members of the Constitutional Body to
ADDRESS. 51
their S , on the Change of the Ministry. By an American
Loyalist. London^ Bladon. 4to. 388
" A feeble attempt at obscene allegory." — M. R., Ixviii., p. 540.
An Address in regard to the Memorial of the Surviving Offi-
cers of the Revolutionary Army, now before the Representa-
tives of the Nation. Washington^ 1828. 8vo, pp. 11. 389
Address of a Back Settler to the Impartial Public, dated Keo-
wee^ Sept. 25th, 1774. 4to. 39O
An Address of Christian Counsel and Caution to Emigrants
to newly settled Colonies. London^ 1841. 8vo, pp. 7. 39 1
No. 6 of Tracts relative to the Aborigines.
Address of Democratic Members of Congress to the Democ-
racy of the United States. 8vo, pp. 8. 392
Address of Members of H. of R., 181 2. See [Quincy
(Josiah)].
An Address of Members of the House of Representatives of
the Congress of the United States, to their Constituents, on the
Subject of the War with Great Britain. Alexandria^ S, Snowden^
1 81 2. 8vo, pp. 35.4- Same. Philadelphia [n. d.] 8vo, pp. 24.
-fSame. Northampton^ William Butler^ i8i2.+Same. Hartford^
1 81 2. 8vo.+Same. Boston^ 18 12. 8vo, pp. 29. + Same. Bal-
timore^ 18 1 2. 8vo, pp. 35+Same. London^ Longman &' Co.^
1813. 8vo. 393
See the Monthly Reviezv, vol. Ixx., p. 64.
Address of the American Society for the Encouragement of
Domestic Manufactures to the People of the United States.
New Tork^ Van Winkle^ 1 81 7. 8vo, pp. 32. N. 394
Address of the Congress to the People of the Confederate
States. [Issued from Richmond^ 1 864.) 395
Address of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
in the Confederate States of America, to all the Churches
throughout the earth, as reported by the Rev. J. H. Thornwell,
from a Council appointed to prepare it, by the Assembly at
Augusta, Ga., Dec. i, 1861. 396
Address of the Free Constitutionalists to the People of the
United States. Boston^ Thayer^ Eldridge. 8vo, pp. 54. 397
52
ADDRESS.
Address of the Friends of Domestic Industry, assembled in
Convention, at New-York, October 26, 1831, to the People of
the United States. Baltimore^ 1831. 8vo, pp.44. 398
Address of the Home League to the People of the United
States. New Tork^ 1841. 8vo. 399
The Address of the People of Great Britain to the Inhabitants
of America. London^ T. Cadell^ mdcclxxv. 8vo, Title, I 1.,
pp. 60. 400
•' This address is said and believed to have been written by Sir J. D. (Sir John Dal-
rymple), and printed at the public expense, to be distributed in America, where the
greatest part of a large impression has been sent apparently to co-operate with a late
conciliatory resolution of the House of Commons. It is replete with expressions of
tender affection for the inhabitants of the colonies, and paints the measures and inten-
tions of government toward them in the softest and most pleasing colours." — Monthly
Review, Liv.
The Address of the Society of the Constitutional Republicans.
Philadelphia^ 1805. 8vo. 40 1
Principally relating to Pennsylvania.
The Address of the Southern Delegates in Congress to their
Constituents. [No imprint.] 8vo, pp. 15. 402
An Address of the Twelve United Colonies of North-America,
by their Representatives in Congress, to the People of Ireland.
Philadelphia^ Bradford^ IJJS- ^^'^i PP- 10. 403
Address of the Twelve United Colonies to the Inhabitants of
Great Britain, July 8, 1775. [Philadelphia^ '775-] ^vo, pp.8.
Address on the Past, Present and Eventual Relations of the
United States to France. By Anticipation. New York. 8vo,
pp. 20. c. 405
An Address to an Assembly of the Friends of American
Manufactures. Philadelphia^ Aitken^ 1787. 8vo, pp. 30. 406
An Address to Christians of every Denomination in the
United States, on the subject of the ensuing Presidential Elec-
tion. 1800. 8vo. N. 407
Address to Christians throughout the World, by the Clergy of
the Confederate States of America. [1862.] 8vo, pp. 16. 408
Address to a Provincial Bashaw. See [Church, B.]
Address to Manufacturers, Traders, and others, on the Im-
portance of Preserving the Colonies. London^ 1832. Sm. 8vo.
AN ADDRESS.
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Address to Men of all Parties in the United States by an
American Constitutionalist. Philadelphia^ 1804. 8vo. 410
Address to Persons of Fashion relating to Balls, etc. Boston^
i-jb-j. 8vo, pp. 56. 411
An Address to Protestant Dissenters. See [Priestley, Joseph].
An Address to the City of London, with Continuation. 1762.
8vo. 412
Partly relates to the Conquest of Canada.
Address to the Clergy, 18 14. See [Plumer, William].
Address to the Congress of the United States, on the Utility
and Justice of Restrictions upon Foreign Commerce. With
Reflections on Foreign Trade in General and the Future pros-
pects of America. Philadelphia^ 1809. 8vo, pp. vii., 97. 413
Address to the Democracy and the People of the United
States, by the National Democratic Executive Committee.
Washington^ McGill ^ Witheroiv^ i860. 8vo, pp. 16. 414
Address to the Democracy of the United States, on the Duty
of the Democratic Party at this Crisis [1862]. 8vo, pp. 26. 415
An Address to the Electors, and other Free Subjects of Great
Britain, occasion'd by the Late Secession, in which is contain'd
a Particular Account of all our Negociations with Spain, and
their Treatment of Us, for above Ten Years past. London^
1739. 8vo. 416
Address to the Fair Daughters of the United States, calling
on them for their advice and interest in the present important
Crisis. Kew Tork^ 181 1. 8vo, pp. 14. 417
An Address to the Government, the Merchants, Manufac-
turers, and the Colonists in America, on the Present State of
Affairs. London^ ^775- 8vo. p. 418
Address to the Inhabitants, &c. ^S"^^ [Rush (Benj.)]
Address to the Inhabitants of New Mexico and California,
on the omission by Congress to provide them with Territorial
Governments, and on the Social and Political Evils of Slavery.
N'ew y'ork^ Am. Anti-Slavery Society, 1 849. l2mo, pp. 56. 419
An Address to the Inhabitants of the New Settlements in the
54 ADDRESS.
Northern and Western Parts of the United States. New Haven^
T, and S. Green^ [J^h ^^^ ^793]- i2mo, pp. 6. 420
An Address to the Interior Cabinet on the Affairs of America.
London^ 1782. 4to. 421
Address I to the | Members of the Congress] to be held | At
Philadelphia I on I The first of September, i'j']\.\Boston^\ Reprinted
and Sold by Mills and Hich, | 1 774. | 422
Address to the Merchants of Great Britain, or a Review of
the Conduct of the Administration, with regard to our Trade and
Navigation, with a Justification of the Convention concluded
between Great Britain and Spain. By a Merchant Retir'd.
1742. 8vo. 423
Address to the People of America on the Prospect of a War
with France ; recommended to the perusal of the People of
Great Britain. By a True Friend to his Country. London^
1798. 8vo. c. 424
An Address to the People of Great Britain, containing
thoughts entertained during the Christmas Recess, on the Inde-
pendence of America. London^ Milne^ I jS'^. 8vo. 425
" A strenuous advocate for that British Declaration of American Independence that
has lately taken place, as well on the ground of policy as of necessity." — M. R.
Lxviii., p. 363.
An Address to the People of Great Britain in general, the
Members of Parliament, and the leading gentlemen of opposition,
in particular, on the present Crisis of American Politics. Bristol^
Newberry^ i'Jj6. 8vo, pp. 79. 426
" This writer professes to have substituted persuasion for argument, and gentle re-
proof for bitter invective; the Americans, however, will think him bitter enough.
He reasons, nevertheless, well on some points, and throws out many sensible remarks." —
Rich. See M. R., liv., p. 327.
An Address to the People of Great Britain. London^ Cadelly
1779. 8vo. 427
" A warm and seasonable exhortation." — M. R., lxi,, p. 231.
An Address to the People of Great Britain, on the Meeting of
Parliament. London^ Cadell^ ^779- 8vo. 428
M. R., LXI., p. 467.
Address to the People of Great Britain on the Propriety of
Abstaining from West India Sugar and Rum. Ninth Edition.
Boston^ 1792. 8vo. 429
AN ADDRESS. 55
An Address to the People of the American States who choose
electors . . . To which is added a short sketch of the biography
of Gen. George CUnton, and several essays. IVashington^ 1808.
8vo, pp. 54. s. 430
An Address to the "People" of the Several Sovereign States
of the United States, on the Frauds committed on their Elective
Franchise, under Official Orders, and the Danger of the People
being reduced to mere Serfs to a Tyrant Despot, under the
Pretext of Negro Freedom, Military Necessity, Union and Lib-
erty. [186 1.] 8vo, pp. 16. 431
Address to the People of the United States. Providence^ October
21, 1844. i2mo, pp. 15. 432
Relates to the Constitution adopted by Rhode Island in 1842.
An Address to the People of the United States, drawn up by
order of the National Institution for the Promotion of Industry,
established June 1820, by delegates from New-York, New-Jer-
sey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island,
Ohio, and Delaware. New Tork^ J. Seymour^ 1820. 8vo, pp.
22. 433
Address to the People of the United States in behalf of the
American Copyright Club. 1843. ^^°- 434
An Address to the People, on the Subject of the Contest be-
tween Great Britain and America. By ***** ********* ^^^.
don^ IVilkie^ l']']6. 8vo. 435
" A zealous invective against the Americans." — M. R., liv., p. 156.
An Address to the People of the United States on the subject
of the Presidential Election. New York^ 1828. 8vo. p. 436
Address to the People, Representatives, and President of the
United States, on a National Education connected with the
Militia System. Washington^ 1826. 8vo, pp. 8. 437
An Address to the Public. Philadelphia^ 1768. i2mo. P. 438
An Address to the Public, containing some Remarks on the
present Political State of the American Republics. Exeter
[1787]. 8vo, pp. 36. M. 439
An Address to the Representatives in Parliament, upon the
State of the Nation. * * * London^ Almon^ ^119- 8vo, pp.
38. 440
See M. R., Lxi., p. 467.
56 ADDRESSES.
An Address to the Republicans and People of New York,
Pennsylvania and Virginia, upon the state of Presidential Parties.
By a Citizen of New York. To which are added, Questions
and Answers on the Presidential Elections. New York and Phila-
delphia^ 1824. N. 441
An Address to the Roman Catholics of the United States of
America. By a Catholic Clergyman. Annapolis^ printed by
Frederick Green ; and Worcester^ reprinted by y. Tymbs, at the
Cross^ MDCCLXXXV. 8vo, 2 p. 1., pp. 120. 442
An Address to the Rulers of the State; in which their Con-
duct and Measures, the Principles and Abilities of their Op-
ponents, and the real Interest of England with regard to America,
and her natural enemies, are freelv canvassed. By a Friend to
Great Britain. London, Bew, i??^- 4to. 443
" This writer recommends most earnestly an effectual reconciliation with the Amer-
icans, by the most ample and unreserved concessions on our part, even the granting
them (what they are already in possession of) their favourite independency." — M. R.,
Lix., p. 73.
Address to the Soldiers of New Hampshire, from the Granite
State Lincoln Club of Washington, D. C. Washington, L.
Towers, 1864. 8vo, pp. 8. 444
The Addresses and Messages of the Presidents of the United
States to Congress, to the Year 1837. New York, 1837. 8vo.
The Addresses and Messages of the Presidents of the United
States, from 1789 to 1839. Together with the Declaration of
Independence and Constitution of the United States. With
Portraits of the Presidents. New York, 1839. 8vo, pp. 632.
The Addresses and Messages of the Presidents of the United
States, from Washington to Harrison. To which is prefixed
the Declaration of Independence, and Constitution of the United
States, together with a Portrait and Memoir of W. H. Harrison.
New York and Boston, 1841. 8vo, pp. 732. 447
Addresses and Messages of the Presidents of the United
States, from Washington to Tvler, embracing the Executive
Proclamations, Recommendations, Protests and Vetoes, from
1789 to 1843, together with the Declaration of Independence
and Constitution of the United States. Fourth Edition. New
York, 1843. ^^°? PP- 794- 44^
Addresses of the Successive Presidents of the United States to
ADET. 57
Both Houses of Congress, at the Opening of each Session, with
their Answers ; from the Commencement of the present Gov-
ernment to January, 1805 ; with the Inaugural Addresses during
the same period, and the Farewell Address of George Washing-
ton. Washington C'lty^ 1805. 449.
Addresses on the Presidential Election. New York and Charles-
ton^ 1812. 8vo. c. 450
Addresses, Remonstrances, and Petitions, Commencing the
24th of June, 1769, Presented to the King and Parliament, from
the Court of Common Council, and the Livery in Common
Hall, assembled, with His Majesty's Answers, Likewise The
Speech to the King, Made by the late Mr. Alderman Beckford,
when Lord Mayor of the City of London. Printed by Henry
Fenwick. i2mo, pp. 151. 45 1
Includes some notice of the Quebec Bill. The Declaration of Independence, Dr.
Price's Works, Sec.
Adela. Extract from a Despatch to Mr. Stewart, her Ma-
jesty's Charge des Affaires at Washington, respecting the seiz-
ure of Mail Bags on board the " Adela." Br. Pari. Papers.,
N. Amer. London.^ 1864. Folio, pp 3. 452
Adelung. Mithridates oder allgemeine Sprachenkunde mit
dem Vater Unser als Sprachprobe in beinahe fiinfhundert Spra-
chen und Mundarten, von Johann Christoph Adelung, Chur-
fiirstl. Sachsischem Hofrath und Ober-Bibliothekar. Berlin.,
1806-1817. 5 vols., 8vo, pp. XXII. and vii., 686 ; xxiv., 808 ;
XII., 708; VI., 474; XII., 530. 453
Vols. 2-5 were written by J, S. Vater. This is a history of all known languages
and dialects, with an account of all the books printed in or relating to them. The
second and third parts of the third volume — 1813-1816 — contain the languages of
America.
Adelung. Geschichte von Californien. See Venegas.
Adet. Authentic Translation of a Note from the Minister
of the French Republic to the Secretary of State of the United
States. New I'ork, 1796. 8vo, pp. 38. N. 454
Adet. Notes addressees par te Citoyen Adet, Ministre
Plenipotentiaire de la Republique Fran^aise pres les Etats Unis
d'Amerique, Ju Secretaire d'Etat des Etats Unis. Philadelphia^
B. F. Bache., 1796. 8vo, pp. 95. 455
Adet. Notes from Citizen Adet, Minister Plenipotentiary
8
58 ADOLPHUS.
of the French Republic, near the United States of America, To
the Secretary of State of the United States. [In French and Eng-
lish.] Philadelphia^ B. F. Bache^ 1796. 8vo, pp.95. 45^
Adfywiad cvefydd Lloegr Newdd. Carmarthen^ iSoo. i2mo.
Account of the Revival in New England ; in the Welsh Language.
Adger (J. B.) Christian Missions and African Colonization.
By Rev. John B. Adger. Columbia, S. C, 1857. ^^^5 PP- 53-
Adger. A Review of the Reports to the Legislature of
South Carolina on the Revival of the Slave Trade. By Rev.
John B. Adger. Columbia, S. C, 1858. 8vo, pp. 36. s. 459
Adirondack Iron and Steel Company [Circular]. New Tork^
1854. 8vo, pp. 47, and plans. 460
The Opening of the Adirondacks. With a Map and Illustra-
tions. New York, Hurdle Houghton, 1865. l2mo, pp. 82. 461
Adis (H.) a Letter from Syrranam to Lord Willoughby,
General of the Western Isles and of the Continent of Guiana,
1664. London, 1664. 8vo. 462
This title is taken from an English Sale Catalogue. I find no other account of the
book.
Adlam (Rev. S.) The First Church in Providence not the
Oldest of the Baptists in America. Attempted to be shewn by
S. Adlam. Newport, Cranston, 1850. 8vo, pp. 28. 463
Adlard. The Sutton-Dudleys of England, and the Dudleys
of Massachusetts in New England, from the Roman Conquest
to the Present Time. By George Adlard. New Tork, Richard-
son, 1863. 8vo, pp. 160. 464
Administration Dissected. In which the Grand National Cul-
prits are laid open for the Public Inspection. London, Barker,
1779. 8vo. 465
" A review of the present circumstances and situation of Great Britain, so far as
both have been obviously affected by the conduct of government since the commence-
ment of the unfortunate war with the American Colonies." — M. R., lxii., p. 82.
Administration of the Colonies. See [Pownall (T.) ]
Adolphus. History of England, from the Accession of
ADVENTURES.
59
George the Third, to the Conclusion of Peace in the Year 1783.
By John Adolphus. London^ 1802. 3 vols., 8vo. 466
Other editions, 1805, 1816, the last continued to the Death of the King, 1840-45.
8vo, 7 vols. The work contains a copious account of the American Revolution. The
Political State of the British Empire, London, 18 18, by the same author, contains
some references to the British Colonies in America.
Adrian (Dr.) Reise-Scenen aus Amerika. Herausgegeben
von Dr. Adrian. Erster Theil. Frankfurt^ 1836. i6mo, pp.
366. 467
Adrian. Chapin's Adrian City Directory and Advertiser for
1865-6. With a List of the principal Post-Offices in Michigan.
Adrian City^ Chapin ^ Bros.^ 1866. 8vo, pp. 172. 468
Adrift in Dixie. See [Estabrooks (H. L.)].
Advantages of the Definite Treaty to the People of Great
Britain demonstrated, to vv^hich is added a copy of our Treaty of
Commerce vv^ith Spain in the year 1715. London^ 1749- 8vo.
The Advantages of the Revolution Illustrated, being a View
of the present State of Great Britain. London^ ^753' 8vo. 470
Advantages to Great Britain from the approaching War, to
which is added two curious plans of the Port and Bay of Havanna,
and of Porto-Bello. London^ ijlj. 8vo. 471
Advantages which America derives from her Commerce, Con-
nection and Dependance on Britain, addressed to the People of
America. New York^ ^11 S- ^^o. 472
Advantages which Ministers in the Colonies may enjoy by
conforming to the Church of England. 1762. 8vo. 473
The Adventures of a Bale of Goods from America, in Con-
sequence of the Stamp Act. London^ J. Almon^ 1766. pp. 23.
" a strange attempt at humour. What the author would be at is best known to
himself, and, no doubt, will ever remain so." — M. R., xxxiv., p. 157.
Adventures of Hunters and Travellers, and Narratives of
Border Warfare. Philadelphia^ 1852. i2mo. 475
Adventures of a Gold Finder. Written by Himself. London^
1850. 3 vols., post 8vo, pp. 910. 47^
The Adventures of Jonathan Corncob, Loyal American
60 AENMERKENSWAARDIGE.
Refugee. Written by Himself. London^ Robinson^ 1787.
i2mo. 477
" The prototype of the Halls and the Trollopes, who, as the Monthly Reuieiver says,
'thought that his ridicule of the Jonathans would render his work the more acceptable
in England.'" — Rich. SeeM. R., lxxvii., p. 342.
The Adventures of Pomponious, a Roman Knight ; or, the
History of our own Times, made English by Mr. Macky.
London^ E. Curll^ 1726. 2 vols., i2mo. 47^
A satire on the celebrated John Law, his schemes and supporters.
Adventures of Uncle Sam in search of his lost honour. Mid-
dletown^ 18 16. i2mo. 479
Adventures in the South Pacific. By a Roving Printer. New
Tork^ 1 86 1. i2mo. 4^0
" Advertisement, and not a joke." Philadelphia^ Oct. i,
1764. 8vo. .P. 481
A doggerel electioneering address.
Advice to the Officers of the British Army. New Tork^ 1783.
i2mo. P. 482
Advice to the Inhabitants of the Northern Colonies, on the
Present Situation of Affairs. New Tork^ 1^$^. 8vo. p. 483
Advijs van den | Raedt | van Staten, | Voort-ghebracht aen | de
Ho : Mo : Heeren | Staten Generael | der Vereenighde Neder-
landen. jDen 8 October, 1650. Tf In 'j Gravenhage^\By Gerret
PietersTL^ 1650. | 4to, 2 1. 484
This advice of the Counsel of State to the States General relates to Brazil.
Adye. a Treatise on Courts-Martial, etc. By Stephen Payne
Adye. Philadelphia^ 1779- i8mo. s. 485
Aen de|Hoogh Moog : Heeren Staten Generael | der Vereen-
ighde Nederlanden. I 4to, pp. 16. 486
Address of the Agents of the West India Company to the States General. Relates
to New Netherland.
Aengemerckte voorvallen| Op de|Vredens Articulen | Met |
Portugael. If Anno 1663. | 4to, pp. 15. 487
Important incidents in the negotiations with Portugal concerning Brazil.
Aenmerkenswaardige en Zeldzame West-Indische, Zee-en
Land-Reizen door de Caribische Eylanden, Nieuvi^-Nederland,
Virginien, en de Spaansche West-Indien. 1705. 8vo. Plates.
AFRICAN. 6l
iEoLUs, or the Constitutional Politician. 1770. 8vo. 489
JEsop^ Junior, in America : Being a series of Fables, written
especially for the people of the United States of North America.
New York^ Printed for the Author^ 1834. l2mo, pp. viii., 3-238,
Engraved Frontispiece and Title. 490
Affaires de I'Angleterre et de I'Amerique. Anvers^ 1776-9.
8vo, 24 cahiers, divided into 8 tomes, usually bound in 17 vols.
" This work appears to have been an imitation or translation of Almon's Remem-
brancer, and appears to have extended to fifteen volumes. Among its editors, accord-
ing to Barbier, were Franklin, Count de Gebelin, Robinet, &c. Harvard College library
possesses a copy of this scarce work." — Rich. Mr. Rich was mistaken as to the con-
tents of this work. It is quite different from the Remembrancer, and was probably
printed at Paris. It is essential for the Revolutionary period.
An Affecting Narrative. See Anson (Lord).
An Affectionate Address to the Inhabitants of the British
Colonies in America. By a Lover and Friend of Mankind.
New Tork^ ^11^' ^vo. Title, i 1. ; Introduction, % 1. ; Text,
55 pp. 4- Another Edition. Philadelphia^ ^11^- 8vo. P- 492
Affiches Americaines. De PImprimerie Royale^ Port au Prince^
1777-83- 4to, 7 vols. 493
"I have in my possession a copy of this French journal, from 1777 to 1783, both
inclusive, in seven volumes. As they comprise the greater part of the American war,
they contain many interesting articles relating to it, which probably are not to be found
elsewhere." — Rich.
Affiches de Brunswick. Anno 1778. 8vo. 494
Includes Beschreiburg von Carolina in Nord-America.
The African Company's Property to the Forts and Settle-
ments in Guiana, in America, considered, and the Necessity of
Establishing a Trade in a Regulated Company. [1750.] 8vo.
African Institution, Report. 1803, &c. 496
A Review of the Colonial Slave Registration Acts, in a Report
to the African Institution, Feb. 22, 1820. 8vo, pp. 139. s. 497
The African Repository and Colonial Journal. 1826, &c.
The African's Right to Citizenship. Philadelphia^ James S.
Claxton^ 1865. 8vo, pp. 31. 499
African Servitude : when, why and by whom instituted .? By
whom and how long shall it be maintained .'' Read and consider.
New Tork^ Davies & Kent^ i860. 8vo, pp. 54. 500
62 AGASSIZ.
The African Trade, the Great Pillar and Support of the Brit-
ish Plantation Trade in America : Shewing that our Loss, by being
beat out of all the Foreign Markets for Sugar and Indigo by the
French, has been owing to the Neglect of our African Trade ;
which only can supply our Colonies with Negroes, for the
making of Sugars, and all other Plantation Produce : That the
Support and Security of the Negroe-Trade depends wholly on
the due and effectual Support of the Royal African Company of
England, which has hitherto preserved this invaluable Trade to
these Kingdoms : That the Difficulties and Discouragements
which the said Company labours under, threaten the absolute
Loss of the Negroe Trade to this Nation ; and consequently the
total Ruin of all the British Plantations in America, And also.
What the Royal African Company have a natural Right to hope
for this Session of Parliament from their Country, in order to
enable them to support and maintain the British Interest, Rights
and Privileges in Africa, against the French, and all other Rivals
in the same most valuable Trade. In a Letter to the Right
Honourable ************ London^ jf. Robinson^ I745«
4to, Title and pp. 44. 501
Affidavits and Depositions relative to the Commencement of
Hostilities at Concord and Lexington, April 19, 1775. [No
imprint.] 8vo. c. 502
Agassiz (A.) Illustrated Catalogue of the Museum of Com-
parative Zoology at Harvard College. Published by order of the
Legislature of Massachusetts. No. 11. North American Acalephae.
By Alexander Agassiz. Cambridge^ 1865. 4to, pp. xiv., 234;
with 360 Woodcuts in the Text. 503
Agassiz (L.) Contributions to the Natural History of the
Acalaphae of North America. Cambridge^ 1849. 4^°- 5^4
Part I. On the Naked-eyed Medusae of the Shores of Massachusetts. 4to, pp. 96.
8 Plates. Part 11. On the Beroid-Medusae of the Shores of Massachusetts. pp. 6z.
8 Plates.
Agassiz. Contributions to the Natural History of the United
States of America. By Louis Agassiz. Boston^ Little^ Brown
y Company^ 1857-62. 4to. 505
To be completed in 10 vols., 4to. Sold to subscribers only. One of the most
valuable works ever undertaken by any one editor. Its contents are of too strictly a
scientific character to warrant an extended notice here. Let it suffice to observe that
in all the essential elements of superiority of execution, it is equally meritorious. Con-
tents: First Monograph. In Three Parts. I. Essay on Classification. II. North
American Testudinata. III. Embryology of the Turtle; with thirty-four Plates. Vol.
AGGREGATE. 63
III. Part I. Acalephs in 'General. Part II. Ctenophorae. Part III. Discophorae.
Vol. IV. Second Monograph. In Five Parts. I. Acalephs in General. II. Cteno-
phorae. III. Discophorae. IV. Hydroidce. V. Homologies of the Radiata ; with
forty-six Plates. Boston, 1862. The volumes are illustrated by Mr. A. Sourel, who,
for twenty-three years, has been exclusively engaged in making illustrations for the
successive works of Prof. Agassiz. The further publication of this work is suspended
for the present [1867].
Agassiz. Lake Superior : its Physical Character, Vegetation
and Animals, compared with those of other and similar regions.
By Louis Agassiz. With a narrative of the tour by J. Elliot
Cabot, and contributions by other scientific gentlemen. Boston^
Gould^ Kendall^ Lincoln^ 1850. 8vo, pp. 428. 506
The most complete work on this comparatively unknown region. Now scarce.
See Chr. Ex., xlix., p. 9 ; Sou. Q. R., xix., p. 420.
Agassiz. Notice of a Collection of Fishes from the Southern
Bend of the Tennessee River, Alabama. By L. Agassiz. New
Haven^ 1854. 8vo. 507
Extracted from Silliman's Journal of Science, &c., Vol. xvii., Second Series.
Agassiz. On Extraordinary Fishes from California, consti-
tuting a New Family. New Haven., 1853. 8vo, pp. 12. 508
From Silliman's Journal, Vol. xvi., Second Series.
The Age of Error ; or, A Poetical Essay on the Course of
Human Action. By a Philadelphian. Philadelphia., Printed for
the Author., 1797- 8vo, pp. 16. G. 509
Age of Inquiry ; or, Reason and Revelation in Harmony with
each other, operating against all tyranny and infidelity : intended
as a clue to the present Political Controversy in the United
States. To which is added, some Remarks upon the Report of
the Committee of the Legislature of Connecticut, upon the Bap-
tist Petition, presented May, 1802. By a True Baptist. Hart-
ford., 1804. 8vo, pp. 96. 510
Agg. History of Congress ; exhibiting a classification of the
proceedings of the Senate and House of Representatives. Vol. i.
From March 4, 1789, to March 3rd, 1793, embracing the first
term of the Administration of Washington. By John Agg.
Philadelphia., 1 834. 8vo. 5 II
This publication was not continued.
Aggregate Amount of Persons in the United States and their
Territories, according to the Census of 1820, together with a
list of Taxable Inhabitants, &c. in the State of Pennsylvania ;
64 AGUERO.
also a Summary of the Census of the State of New York, in 1821.
Philadelphia, 1 82 1. 4to. P. 5^2
Agia. Tratado y parcero sobre el servicio personal de los
Indios del Peru. Por Fr. Miguel de Agia. Lima, Antonio Ricardo,
1604. -Folio. 513
" L'auteur etait de Valence et religieux minime a Guatemala." — Ternaux, No.
174. Ricardo was the first printer at Lima. Su Harrisse, p. 372.
Aglio (A.) See Kingsborough (Lord).
Agnew (D.) Our National Constitution. Its Adaptation to
a State of War or Insurrection. A Treatise by Daniel Agnew,
President Judge, Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, C. Sherman, 1863.
8vo, pp. 39. 514
Agnew (J. H.) Reply to Prof. Tayler Lewis' Review of
Rev. Henry J. Van Dyke's Sermon on Biblical Slavery ; also to
his other articles on the same subject, published in " The
World." By J. Holmes Agnew. New York, D. Appleton ^
Co.^ 1861. 8vo, pp. 63. 515
Agnew (M.) The Conspiracy Explained and Defended, in
a letter to W. W. Philhps. By M. Agnew. Second Edition.
New York, i^-^i. 8vo. 516
The Agricultural Interest, as affected by the Reciprocity
Treaty, the Tariff, and the Coastwise Trade. Philadelphia
[n. d.] 8vo, pp. 16. 517
Agriculture, Commerce and Manufactures. Boston, Nov. 11,
1826. 8vo, pp. 22. 518
AgOero (P. De). Biografias de Cubanos Distinguidos. Por
P. De Agiiero. I. Don Jose Antonio Saco. London, Trubner,
i860. 8vo, pp. 88. 519
Aguero (D. G. E. de). Gazophilatium regium Perubicum.
Opus sane pulcrum, a plerisque petitum & ab omnibus, in univer-
sum, desideratum non sine magno labore & experientia digestum,
provideque, & accurate illustratum. In quo omnes materiae
spectantes, ad administrationem calculationem & conservationem,
jurium regalium Regni Peruani latissime discutiuntur & plena
manupertractantur, Editum a D. Gaspare de Escalona Aguero,
&c. Matriti, 1 775. 520
The first edition was printed in 1647 and reprinted Matriti, 1675. '^^^ second
part is in Spanish, and is entitled Gazofilacio Real de Peru. Of the edition of 1775,
AGUIAR Y ACUNA. 65
some copies are on large paper. The official position of the author j:ave him access to
the best authorities, and tht book is reliable. Brunet. p. 11 5- 11 6, thus notices the
previous editions : "• Cet ouvrage, qui fait connaitre I'administration du gouvernement
espagnol au Perou est porte a 130 fr. sous le n" 32 du lxi Catal. de A. Asher. Berlin
1858, ou on le donne comme un livre parfaitement inconnu aux Bibliographes, et
meme a Antonio : ce dernier, il est vrai, n'a pu parler dans sa Bibliotheca nova imp.
en 1672, de cette edition de 1675 mais il en a cite une plus ancienne sous ce titre : "
Aguero. Arce limesis gazophilacium regium Peruvicum, ad-
ministrandum, calculandum, conservandum. Matriti^ i^47-
Folio. 521
Aguero. iMiscellaneo Espiritual en Idioma Zapoteca. Por
Fray Christobal Aguero. Mexico^ Bernardo Calderon^ 1666.
4to. ^ 522
The Zapoteca is the language spoken by the Indians ofOajaca, Mexico. See Lude-
wig, p. 207.
Aguero (J.) Exposicion de Don Jose de la Riva Aguero
acerca de su conducta Politica en el tiempo que ejercio la Presi-
dencia de la Republica del Peru. \JPr'ivately Printed^ London^
1824. 8vo. Portraits. 523
Agueros. Descripcion Historial de la Provincia y Archi-
pielago de Chiloe, en el Reyno de Chile, v Obispado de la Con-
cepcion : dedicada a Nuestro Catdlico Monarca Don Carlos IV.
(Que Dios guarde) Por el Padre Fray Pedro Gonzalez de
Agueros, de la Regular Observancia de nuestro Padre San Fran-
cisco, de la Provincia de la Puri'sima Concepcion en Castilla la
Vieja, Predicador General Apostdlico, Ex-Guardian del Colegio
de Propaganda Fide de Santa Rosa de Santa Maria de Ocopa en
el Peru, y Arzobispado de Lima, y su Procurador en esta Corte
de Madrid. Ano de mdccxi. En la Imprenta de Don Benito
Cam. 4to, 4 p. 1., pp. 318. Map and plate. 524
The plate represents the " Verdadera effigie" of a tree in the valley of Limache,
growing in the form of a cross, with the image of the crucified Saviour thereon.
Aguiar y Acuna. Svmarios de la Recopilacion general de
las Leyes, Ordenan^as, Provisiones, Cedvlas, Instrucciones y
Cartas Acordadas, que por los Reyes Catolicos de Castilla se
ban promulgado expedido y despachado para las Indias Occident-
ales, Islas y Tierra Firme del mar Oceano desde el ano 1492
que se descubrieron, haste el presente de 1528. Por el Licen-
ciado Don Rodrigo de Aguiar y Acuna. Madrid^ 7"^" G^^-
zales^ 1628. Folio, 8 p. 1., pp. 178; 4 1. 4- Reprinted, Mexico^
1677. 8 p. 1. and 385 1. 525
a book of the greatest rarity, having been printed only for the use of the members
of the Council of Indias. See Pinelo Bibliotheca (1629)5 Rich, No. 183J Ternaux,
No. 500.
66 AGUTTER.
Aguilar (Jose de). Sermones Varies, predicados en la
Ciudad de Lima. Por Jose de Aguilar. Corte de los Reynos del
Peru. Bruselas^ 1704- 4^0. 526
Aguilar. Relacion de las cosas de lucatan y informe centre
los idolatros del obispado de lucatan. Por Sanchez de Aguilar.
Madrid^ (? ) 1639. 527
See Ternaux, No. 591.
Aguirre (J.) Collectio Maxima Conciliorum Hispanias et
Novi Orbis. Cura J. Sanchez de Aguirre. Roma^ 1693-94.
4 vols., folio. 528
Aguirre. Conciliorum omnium Hispaniae et Novi Orbis,
epistolarumque, decretalium, etc., Collectio maxima ; cum notis
et dissertationibus illustrata, cura J. S. de Aguirre. Editio locu-
pletata, cura et labore Jos. Catalani. Roma^ 1753' ^ vols.,
folio. 529
Aguirre. Collectio Maxima Conciliorum Hispaniae a Jos.
Aguirre edita cum adnotationibus Sylvestri Puego. Madrid^
1781. Folio. 530
Aguirre. Synopsis Collectionis Maximae Conciliorum om-
nium Hispaniae, et Novi Orbis. Rottke^ 1695. i8mo. 531
The large collection of Aguirre is highly esteemed and rare. This synopsis seems
little known j it is not mentioned by Salmon sur I'Etude des Conciles, where the larger
work is analyzed, nor is either of the two noticed by Antonio.
Aguirre (Miguel de). Poblacionjde Baldivia. Mo-|tivos,
y medios para|aqvella Fvndacion. L)efen-|sas del Reyno del
Perv ; para resistir|las inuasiones enemigas en mar, y | tierra. |
Pazes pedidas por los In-|dios rebeldes de Chile, acetadas, y
capitv- 1 ladas por el Gouernador : y estado que tienen hasta
nueue|de Abril del afio de 1647. |a.d. Philipo iiii. N. S. el Pia-|
doso, Rey Catolico de las Espaiias. y Em-|perador de las In-
dias. I Por el Padre Maestro Fray Miguel |de Aguirre, del Orden
de S. Agustin, Caliiicador del Santo Ofi- cio, Catedratico de
Prima de Teologia Escolastica en la Real Vniuersidad de los
Reyes. I Ano de ib^'].\Impresso en Lima^ en casa de lulian Santos
de Saldana^ Por large \ Lopex de Herrera. \ Folio, 2 p.l., and 57 folioed
leaves, followed by i blank leaf and 4 unnumbered leaves. 532
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Agutter (W.) The Abolition of the Slave Trade considered
in a Religious Point of View. By William Agutter. London^
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Aiken (Silas). Posthumous Influence. A Sermon on the
Death of Hon. Samuel Hubbard, ll.d. Preached Jan. 2, 1848.
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Aiken (Sol.) Address to Federal Clergymen on the Subject
of the War Proclaimed by the United States against Great Britain.
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Aiken. An Oration delivered before the Republican Citizens
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AiKiN (John). Annals of the Reign of King George the
Third ; from its commencement in the year 1760, to the general
peace in the year 1815. By John Aikin, m.d. London^ 1816.
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in the Year 1820. London^ 1820 and 1825. 539
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AiKMAN. Discourse delivered in . . . Newark, N. J., on
Thanksgiving Day, November 27, 1851. By Rev. William
Aikman. Newark^ 1851. 8vo, pp. 23. 540
AiKMAN. The Future of the Colored Race in America ;
being an article in the Presbyterian Quarterly Review, of July,
1862. By William Aikman. New Tork, A, D. F. Randolph^
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Toung^ 1862. 541
Aikman. Government and Administration. A Sermon
preached July 19, 1863, succeeding the secession riots in New
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68 AITKEN.
AiMARD (Gustave). Les Trappeurs de I'Arkansas. Clnq-
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Trappers of Arkansas. London, War d^ 1864. l2mo. This writer has published
about twenty other fictions illustrative of American life.
AiME. Deportation et Naufrage de J-.J. Aime, ex-legisla-
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Aime. Narrative of the Deportation to Cayenne, and Ship-
wreck on the Coast of Scotland, of J. J. Aime ; written by him-
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persons at the time of his escape. London^ Wright^ 1800. 8vo,
pp. 282. 545
AiNSWORTH (W. H.) John Law the Projector. London^
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and Calendar, for the Pocket or Desk ; for the Year of our
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ALABAMA. 69
Akerly. An Essay on the Geology of the Hudson River,
and the Adjacent Regions ; Illustrated in a Geological Section
of the Country, from the Neighbourhood of Sandy-Hook, in New
Jersey, Northward, through the Highlands in New York, towards
the Catskill Mountains: Addressed to Dr. Samuel L. Mitchill,
by Samuel Akerly. Read before the Lyceum in August, 1819.
1820. i2mo, pp. 69. Map. 551
Akins. Prize Essay on the History of the Settlement of
Halifax, at the Mechanics' Institute, on iSth April, 1839. By
Thomas Beamish Akins. Halifax^ N. S. i8mo, pp. 62. 552
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England in the British North-American Provinces. By T. B.
Akins. Halifax^ N, S.^ 1849. i2mo. m. 553
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deutscher Einwanderer in Texas. Mainz^ 1845. ^^o. Map.
y Alabama. Acts passed at the First Session of the First Gen-
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18 1 8. i2mo, pp. 79. 555
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adjourned meeting at Cahawba. Selma, Ala., 1830' 8vo.-f Pro-
ceedings and Address at the meeting in Tuscaloosa Co. Tusca-
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Journal of the House of Representatives of the Alabama Ter-
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Forty Second Year of American Independence. St. Stephen's,
1818. 4to. 559
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at the First Session of the First General Assembly, in the Forty-
Third Year of American Independence. St. Stephen's, 18 18.
8vo. 560
Journal of the Second Biennial Session of the House of Rep-
resentatives of the State of Alabama, Session 1849-50. Mont-
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yO ALABAMA.
Journal of the Second Biennial Session of the Senate of Ala-
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Journal of the Proceedings of the Baptist State Convention, in
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8vo. 563
Laws of the State of Alabama, 18 19, &c. Huntsville^ 18 20
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Letter to the Legislature of Alabama, on Chartering a Bank
like the Union Bank of Louisiana. New-York^ \'^'}^^. 8vo. 565
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8vo, pp. 4. 566
Report of the Commissioners appointed by the Governor to
examine the Southern Bank of Alabama. Montgomery^ 1851.
Several pamphlets on the State Bank of Alabama are described in Stevens' "Cata-
logue of American Books in the British Museum."
Report of the House of Representatives on the subject of
Direct Trade. Montgomery^ 1852. 8vo. 568
Transactions of the Alabama Historical Society, at its First
Annual Meeting, held at the University of Alabama, July 14,
1 85 1. Tuscaloosa^ 1852 8vo, pp. 55. + At the Annual Meet-
ing, July 9 and 10, 1855. Tuscaloosa^ i^55- 8vo, pp. 65. 569
University of Alabama. Report of the Trustees to the Gen-
eral Assembly of Alabama, 1837. Tuscaloosa^ I'^yi . 8vo, pp. 7.
Catalogue of the Library of the University of Alabama ; with
an Index of Subjects. By W. G. Richardson. Tuscaloosa^
1848. 8vo. 571
Alabama, Florida and Georgia Railroad Company. Report of
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\Cong. DocT^ 8vo, pp. 15. Map. 572
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also respecting the Bark " Maury," at New York, during the
Crimean War ; and the temporary Act of Congress, passed by
the United States, at the instance of Great Britain, in 1838, to
meet the case of the Rebellion in Canada. 8vo, pp. 56. 573
Correspondence respecting the " Alabama." London^ Pari.
Papers^ N. America^ 1863. Folio, pp. 48. 574
ALAMAN. 71
Correspondence respecting the " Alabama." (In continuation
of Correspondence presented to Pari, in March, 1863.) London^
Pari. Papers^ N. America^ 1864. Folio, pp. 57. 575
Correspondence respecting the "• Alabama." (In continuation
of Papers presented to Parliament in Feb., 1864.) London^ Pari.
Papers^ N. America^ 1864. Folio, pp. 18. 576
Narrative of the Cruise of the Alabama, and a list of her
officers and men. By One of her Crew. London^ 1864. 8vo,
pp. 16. 577
Proceedings of the Chamber of Commerce of the State of
New York, on the Burning of the Ship Brilliant, by the Rebel
Pirate Alabama, Tuesday, October 21, 1862. New Tork^ 1862.
8vo, pp. 22. 578
Alaman. Diccionario universal de Historia y de Geografia ;
contieno : Historia, propiamente dicha, Biografia universal, Mito-
logia, Geografia antigua y moderna. Obra dada a luz en Espana
por una Sociedad de literates distinguidos, con noticias historicas,
geograficas, estadisticas, y biograficas sobre las Americas en
general, y especialmente sobre Republica Mexicana, por los Sres.
D. Lucas Alaman, D. Jose Maria Andrade, D. Jose Maria
Basoco, etc. Apendice al Diccionario Universal. Coleccion de
articulos, relatives a la Republica Mexicana, recogidos y coor-
dinados por D. Manuel Orozco y Berra. Mexico^ 1853-56.
4to, 10 vols., pp. iv., 828 ; iv., 726 ; 792 ; 866 ; 1024 ; 862 ; 646 ;
778; 936; 1 142. 579
Alaman. Disertaciones sobre la Historia de la Republica
Megicana, desde la epoca de la conquista que los Espanoles
hicieron a fines del siglo xv. y principles del xvi. de las Islas y
Continente Americano hasta la independencia. Por Lucas Ala-
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que prepararon su independencia en el Ano de 1808, hasta la
epoca presente. Por Don Lucas Alaman. Mejico^ 1 849-1 852.
5 vols., 4to, pp. xii., 598; 668; 692; viii., 832 ; xii., 1108.
Frontispiece and Maps. c. 581
Alaman. Proceso Instructive Formado por la Seccion del
Gran Jurade de la Camara de Diputades del Congreso General,
en Averiguacion de los Delitos de que fueron Acusados los Ex-
Ministros D. Lucas Alaman, D. Rafael Mangino, D. Jose
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The Alarm Bell. No. i . By a Constitutionalist. New Tork^
Baker ^^ Godwin^ 1863. 8vo, pp. 16. 583
Alasco ; an Indian tale ; Two Cantos ; with other Poems.
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Western States and Territories, from the Discovery of the Mis-
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Albach. Pittsburgh^ IV. S. Haven., 1856. Rl. 8vo, pp. 1016.
Albany. Address of the Albany Republican Corresponding
Committee, containing the Documents and Correspondence
transmitted by the late Gov. Tompkins to the Committee of
Ways and Means and to the House of Assembly. [1820.] 8vo,
pp. 22. 586
Address to the Governor, Council, and Assembly of Albany,
for establishing an Insurance Company. 1690. Sm. 4to. 587
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Albany Academy. Celebration of the Semi-Centennial Anni-
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Plate. ' 588
Statutes of the Albany Academy, 18 16.4- Same, with Amend-
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pp. 36. 589
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1850. 4 vols, i2mo. s. 596
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[Albany^ n. d.] 8vo, pp. 32. 604
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1833; Vol. 3. 607
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Balentine. i8mo. s. 610 '
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Charter of the City of Albany, printed by order of the Mayor,
Aldermen, and Commonalty of the City aforesaid. New Tork^
Hugh Ga'ine^ ^11^- 4to.+ Charter, and act to amend the several
acts relating to the city, and to combine the same into one act.
Albany^ 1826. 8vo. 613
Constitutionality of a Bridge at Albany, as shewn in the Re-
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of Chief Justice Savage in the Troy Bridge Case, decided in the
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To the Members of the First Presbyterian Church, Albany.
[Signed A. March, and others.] March 11, 1847. 8^^? PP*
47.-hAnother. March 22, 1847. + Another. March 29, 1847.
8vo, pp. 1 8. -|- Minutes of a Meeting, March 24, 1846. 8vo,
pp. 60. s. 616
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A Geological Survey of the County of Albany, taken under
ALBANY. 75
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Historical Sketch of the Sunday-School connected with the
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8vo. s. 621
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18 10. Albany^ 18 lO. 8vo. 626
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Propositions Made by the Sachems of the three Maquas Cas-
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Albany, and Military Officers of the said City, and County in
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with ten more gentlemen, then present. Interpreted by Arnout
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Benjamin Harris^ at the London Coffee House^ 1690. 4to, pp.
12. 628
This exceedingly rare tract relates to the burning of Schenectady.
The Public Schools in Albany, inadequate to meet the Wants
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Random Recollections of Albany. See [Worth (Gorham, A.) ].
Report of the Select Committee of the Senate, showing the
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Albany^ 1849. ^^^i PP- ^4- ^3°
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8vo. s. 631
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Some Account of Acts in relation to the Construction of
the Albany Basin, with the Opinion of a Member of the Albany
Bar as to the Rights of Parties Interested. Albany^ 1848. 8vo,
PP- 35- 633
St. Andrew's Society of Albany. Memorial of the Great
Sanitary Fair held in the City of Albany, N. Y., February and
March. Albany^ 1864. 8vo. 634
St. Peter's Church. The Answer of " The members of the
Congregation of Saint Peter's Church, in the City of Albany,"
to the Pamphlet lately addressed to them, by the Hon. Lt. -Gov-
ernor Taylor, and others. Printed for the Congregation^ February^
1 8 16. 8vo, pp. 100. 635
Controversy in St. Peter's Church, between Rev. Mr. Clowes
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Report to the Vestry of St. Peter's Church, Albany, of the
Lay Delegates to the Diocesan Convention, &c.. New York,
23d September, 1845. Albany^ 1845. ^vo, pp. 42. 637
St. Peter's Church. Statement of the Finances, with a Plan
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Song of the Sexton .... after the Dedication of Albany
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Speeches in behalf of the University of Albany, by Messrs.
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1852. 8vo, pp. 44. s. 640
Statistical Report of the County of Albany for the year 1820.
Albany^ 1823. 8vo. 641
Supplement to the Albany Register, April 20, 1813: Address
to the Republican Citizens of New York. Albany^ Southwtck^
1813. 8vo. 642
Trinity Church, Albany : To the Parishioners. 8vo. s. 643
A large collection of the annual reports of the various public institutions, religious
societies of Albany, &c., will be found in the New York State Library.
Albarez. Copia de la Espantosa Carta, Escrita por el | P-Fr.
Domingo Albarez de Toledo, Procurador General de Corte,
del I Orden de N. P. S. Francisco, embiada desde la Ciudad de
Lima, al | Reverendissimo P. Commissario General en Este-
charque, que su fecha es|de 29. de Octubre de 1687. anos, dan-
dole cuenta de los lastimosos estragos | y desgracias que han suce-
dido en dicha Ciudad. | [Colophon.] Con licencia : En Bar-
celona^ en casa Vicente Suria^\a la calle de la Paja^ Am l688.|
Vendese el Flos Sanctorum del Padre Ribadeneyra^\aumentado con
los Santos nuevos^ en la \ misma Imprenta. \ 4to, pp. 4. 644
Albarracin. Apuntes sobre las islas del Delta Arjentino
por M. Santiago Albarracin. Buenos-Aires^ i860. 8vo, pp. 148.
Albemarle. Letter from the Secretary of the Navy in
regard to the Rebel Ram " Albemarle," which recently partici-
pated in the rebel attack on Plymouth. House ^ Ex. Doc.^ No. 53,
38/^ Cong.^ 1864. 8vo, pp. 12. 646
Albenino (N.) Verdadera I relacion : de lo sussedido|en los
Reynos e prouin-|cias d'l peru|dejde la y da|a ellos d'l vi Rey
Blascojnunes vela|hasta el des|barato y muerte de gon|calo
Picarro. (sic)\ \_Colophon :~\ Acaboze la presente obra enla muy
noble y memorable ciudad 6 Seuilla a dos dias del mes de Enero
del ano de Christo de . M . D . xlix . En casa de Juan de Leon.
Siedo primero manda da ver y examinar por los muy reuerendos y
muy magnificos Senores inquisidores : y con su licencia mandada
imprimir. Small 8vo. 647
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Alberdi. Bases y puntos de parleda para la organizacion
politica de la Republica Argentina. Par Juan Bautista Alberdi.
Valparaiso^ 1852. 8vo. 648
Alberdi. De la integridad nacional de la Republica Arjen-
tina bajo todos sus Gobiernos. A proposito de sus recientes,
tratados con Buenos-Aires. Por Juan B. Alberdi. Parana^
1855. 8vo, pp. 88. 649
Alberdi. Espana y las Republicas de la America del Sur.
Por J. B. Alberdi. Parh^ Kugelman^ 1861. 650
Alberdi. Estudios sobre la Constitucion Argentina de 1853,
en que se restablece su mente alterada por comentarios hostiles.
Por J. B. Alberdi. Valparaiso^ 1853. ^^^^ PP* ^^4* ^5'
Alberdi. Memoria descriptiva sobre Tucuman. Por J. B.
Alberdi. Buenos- Aires^ 1834. 8vo, pp iv., 30. 652
Alberdi. Organizacion Politico y Economico de la Con-
federacion Argentina. Por J. B. Alberdi. Nueva edicion cor-
reg. y revis. Besan^on^ 1856. 8vo, pp. 870. 653
Alberdi. Organizacion de la Confederacion Argentina. Por
J. B. Alberdi. Besanfon, 'Jacqu'in^ 1858. 2 vols., 8vo. 654
Alberdi. Sistema Economico y rentistico de la Confederacion
Argentina segun su Constitucion de 1853. ^^^ J- ^- Alberdi.
Valparaiso^ 1854. 8vo. 655
Albers (J. A.) Americanische annalen der Arzneykunde
Naturgeschichte Chemie und Physick . . . Zweites Heft. Bre-
men^ 1802. 8vo. 656
Albert Edward. The Tour of H. R. H., Albert Edward,
the Prince of Wales, through British America and the United
States. By a British Canadian. Montreal^ i860. 8vo, pp.
271. 657
Albert Edward (Prince). Relation du voyage de son
altesse royale 1^ Prince de Galles en Amerique, reproduite du
" Journal de I'lnstruction Publique du Bas-Canada," avec un
appendice contenant diverses adresses, correspondances, etc.
Montreal^ i860, pp. 148, xxx. 658
Alberti. Descrittione|di Tvtta Italia |di I. Leandro Alberti
Bolognese, Nella quale si contiene il Sito | di essa, I'Origine, & le
Signorie delle Citta, & delle Castilla, | coi Nomi Antichi h
ALBERTINIS. 79
Moderni, i Costumi de Popolo, le Condicioni de Paesi : | et piv-gli
hvomini famosi che rhanno| Illustrata, i Monti, i Laghi, i Fiumi,
le Fontane, | i Bagni, le Minere, con tutte I'opre marauigliose in
lei I dalla Natura prodotte. | Con Priuilegio | In Bologna per An-
selmo Giaccarelli| M.D.L. I Folio; Title, &c., 4 p. 1.; Text,
469 1. ; Index, 28 1. 659
" This work is quoted by the No'va Acta Eruditorum in reference to the alleged
claims of Vespuccius to the discovery of the New World." — Harrisse.
Alberti. Descrizzione di tutta Italia. Venice^ I553> 1568,
and 1 58 1. 4to. 660
Albertinis. De Mirabilibus novae & veteris Urbis Romae.
Opus editum a Francisco de Albertinis Clerico Florentino, tri-
bus Libris divisum, dicatumque Julio II. Pontif. Max. ; Romae
per Joannem de Besichen An. 1505. 661
Title as given by Negri, and quoted, with doubts as to its authenticity, by Harrisse,
p. 78.
Albertinis. De Mirabilibus novae & veteris Urbis Romae.
Libri III. ex Edit. Andr. Fulvii Praenestini, Romes^ 1508. 4to.
"Clement gives this title on the authority of the Bibliotheca Menkeniana, page 196,
and seems to disbelieve its authenticity. Panzer calls the edition of 15 10 * Editio
prima.^ " — Harrisse.
Albertinis. Opvscvlvm de Mirabi- 1 libus Nouae & ueteris
Vrbis Romae edi-|tum a Fra;zcisco de Albertinis Clerico Floren|
tino dedicatumq3 lulio secundo Pon. Max. &c. [Colophon.]
Impressum Romae per lacobum Mazochium | Romanae Academiae
Bibliopolam qui in- 1 fra paucos dies epythaphioru;7z opusculuw | in
lucew ponet ano Salutis. m.d.x. Die. iiii. Febr. | Sm. 4to ;
Title, I 1. j.Text, 102 1. 663
For a full account of this edition, see Harrisse's Bibl. Am. Vet., pp. 120.
Albertinis. Opvscvlvm de Mirabi- | libus Nouae & ueteris
Vrbis Romae edi-|tum a Frawcisco de Albertinis Clerico Florew|
tino dedicatumcqz^f lulio secundo Pon. Max. \\_Colophon :'] Impres-
sum Romae per lacobum Mazochium | Romanae Academiae Biblio-
polam qui in- 1 fra paucos dies epythaphioruw opusculu;w | in Xuctm
ponet ano Salutis, m.d.x. Die |iii. Febr. | Sm. 4to ; Title, i l.j
Text, 102 unnumbered leaves. 664
The reference to Vespuccius is quoted by Harrisse, Bib. Am. Vet., p. 121.
Albertinis. De mirabilibus novae & veteris Urbis RomaB,
80 ALBERTUS.
& de Laudibus Civitatum Florentiae & Sauonae. Romae 1515
ap Jac. Mazochium in 410. 665
Title as quoted from Clement by Harrisse, p. 140.
Albertinis. Opusculum de mlrabllibus novae & veteris
Urbis Roma : industria & impensa Thomae WolfF Chalcographia
gnari exaratum nuper ^to. ex propria Officina Urbis Basileae,
1519. 666
Title quoted from Maittaire's Annales, by Harrisse.
Albertinis. Mirabilia Rome | Opusculu;72 de Mirabilibus
Noue et Ueteris urbis | Rome editu;w. a Fran | cisco Albertino
Florentino | Cum Priuilegio. | \_CQlophon :'^ Impr^ssu;w Lugd.9 p
loan, marioj su;wptib9 & expewsis Romani morin bi-| bliophile
eiusde;w ciuitatis. awno dni m.d.xx. die vero. xxviii, martii. | 667
4to, title I 1,+sixty leaves numbered, repeating 56; on the verso of the last leaf
two wood-cuts.
Albertinis. Opusculu;w de Mirabilibus novae et veteris
Urbis Romae. Bononi^e^ 15 20. 4to. 668
Title quoted from the Bibliotheca Heberiana, Part vi., No. 128.
Alberto. Carta Pastoral que el Illust° S"" D. Fray Joseph
Antonio de San Alberto, arzobispo de la Plata, dirige a todos
losque en el pasado concurso ban sido nombrados y elegidos
para curas. Buenos Ayres^ I79i- 4^^0' 669
Alberto. Coleccion de Instrucciones Pastorales. Por Jos.
Antonio de San Alberto Arzobispo de la Plata en America.
Madrid^ 1786. 2 vols., 4to. 670
Albertus. Habes in hac pagina. Amice le^ | ctori Alberti
Magni I Germani principis philosophi. | De natura locoru;w. Librum
mira | eruditiowe & singulari fruge re^ | pertu;w,& iam primuw, summa
diligetia reuisum^ in lucem | aeditum^ que legis diligew^ tius^ si uel
Cosmogra^ | phia uel Phisica p.fecisse te uo- 1 lueris. | \_Colophon :~\
Excusum Viennae Austriae . Mens . Mar . m.d. xiiii. | Opera
Hieronymi Victoris & loan . Sin^|grenii Socioru/w, diligentiu/n
impressorum . Impew- 1 sis uero Leonhardi & Lvcae Alantse | fra-
trum Ciuium Viennensiu;w. | Imperante Diuo Maximiliano Caesare
Aug. I p. F. p. p. I 4to, 52 1. 671
Interesting to the American collector on account of a marginal note relating to
Vespuccius, which seems to have been inserted with movable type, on the recto of
the last leaf in signature e, after the book had been printed. See Harrisse, p. 138.
ALCAFARADO. 8 1
Albertus. De Natura Locorum, edente Georg. Faun-
stelter (sic). Ed. n Argentorati, Math. Schurer, &c., 15 14. 410,
PP- ^1-5 73^ 389- 672
See Kloss Catalogue, No. 70.
Albertus. Habes in hac pagina. Amice lector. | Al- | berti
Magni Germani pri;zcipis | philosophi, De natura locorum. Li |
brum mira eruditione, & singula | ri fruge refertuw, & iam primum |
summadiligewtiareuisum, in|luce;w editum, quem leges diligewtius,
vel si Cosmo I graphia vel Physica | profecisse te vo- | lueris. |
\_Colophon :^ Argentorati. Ex Aedibus Matthiae Schutverij | Mense
lanuario, MD.xv.|Ductu Leonhardi, & Lucas Alantse fratrum. |
4to, 43 1- 673
See Humboldt Examen Critique, Vol. i., p. 57.
Albion : in Twelve Books. Bath^ Henry Gye^ 1822. 8vo,
pp. 234. 674
A remarkable rhodomontine and ridiculous laudation of Great Britain, in which the
old French War and the American Revolution are disposed of to the satisfaction of the
writer if not to the reader.
Albro. The Life of Rev. Thomas Shepard. By John A.
Albro, Boston.^ Mass. Sab. School Society.^ 1847, l8mo, pp. 324,
ALBuquERQUE. Memorias Diarias de la Guerra del Brazil,
por Discurso de nueve anos, empe^ando desde el de mdcxxx.
Escritas por Duarte de Albuquerque Coello Marques del Basto.
Madrid.^ Diego Diaz de la Carrera. 1654. 4to, 8 p. 1. ; Text,
287 1. 676
Albuquerque (Antonio de). Rela^ao breve e verdadeira da
memoravel victoria que ouvo o capitao mor da capitania de
Paraiba, Antonio de Albuquerque, dos rebeldes de Olanda, que
sao vinte naos de guerra, e vinte e sete lanchias pretenderao occu-
par esta pra^a de S. Magestad, trazando nella para o efFeito dous
mil homens de guerra fora a gente do mar. Lishoa^ 'J. Rodriguez^
1632. 4to. 677
Title as given by Ternaux, No. 537.
Albuquerque. Relatorio da reparti^ao dos negocios estrangei-
ros apresentado a assemblea geral legislativa na primeira sessao
da decima primeira legislatura pelo resp. ministro A. C. de Sa e
Albuquerque. Rio de Janeiro^ 186 1. 4to. 678
Alc afar ADO (Francisco). Relation Historique de la Decou-
II
82 ALCEDO.
verte de Tlsle de Madere, traduite du Portugais. Paris^ 1671.
i2mo. 679
The Portuguese original is unknown. See Graessc, p. 60 ; Machado Bibl. Lusit.,
Vol. II., p. 96.
Alcafarado (Francisco). An | Historical | Relation | Of the
First I Discovery I of the | Isle | of | Madera. | Written originally in
Portugueze by Don Francis- |co Alcafarado (gentleman of the
Bed-Chamber] to the Infant Don Henry younger | Son of John
the First King of | Portugal ;) | Who was one of the First Dis-
coverers, thence transla-|ted into French, and now made ^ng-
\\s\\.\LondQn^\ Printed for IVilliam Cademan at the sign of the\
of the Popes-Head at the entrance into the | New Exchange in the
Strand. 1675. 1 8vo, Title, pp. 37. 680
Priced, in the Nuggets, No. 57, £1 us. 6d.
[Alcala-Galiano.] Relacion del viage hecho por las Gole-
tas Sutil y Mexicana en 1792, para reconocer el Estrecho de
Fuca: con una introduccion en que se da noticia de las expedi-
ciones executadas anterior mente por los Espaiioles en busca del
paso del noroeste de la America. Madrid^ Imprenta Real^
1 802-1 806. Sm. 4to, pp. 168 and 185; Appendix, pp. 120 ;
Atlas of 17 Maps and Plates, sm. folio. 681
" The commander of this expedition was Don Dionysio Alcala-Galiana, said to be
also the author of the work." — Rich. See Dicco. de Biog. j Barcelona, 1830.
Alcedo (A.) Diccionario Geografico-Histdrico de las Indias
occidentales d America : es a saber : de los Reynos del Peru,
Nueva Espafia, Tierra Firme, Chile, y Nuevo Reyno de Gra-
nada. Con la Descripcion de sus Provincias, Naciones, Ciu-
dades, Villas, Pueblos, Rios, Montes, Costas, Puertos, Islas,
Arzobispados, Obispados, Audiencias, Vireynatos, Giobiernos,
Corregimientos, y Fortalezas, frutos y producciones ; con ex-
presion de sus Descubridores, Conquistadores y Fundadores:
Conventos y Religiones ; ereccion de sus Catedrales y Obispos
que ha habido en ellas ; y noticia de los sucesos mas notables de
varios lugares ; incendios, torremotos, sitios, e invasiones que
han experimentado ; y hombres ilustres que han producido. Es-
crito por el Coronel D. Antonio de Alcedo, Capitan de Reales
Guardias Espanolas. Con Licencia en la Imprenta de Benito Cano.
En Madrid Aho de MDCCLXXXVI. 410, 5 vols ; 2 p. 1., xvi., 791 ;
2 p. 1., 636 ; 2 p. 1., 496 ; 2 p. 1., 609 ; 2 p. 1., 461 ; Resumen,
7 ; Vocabulario, 186 pp. 682
Alcedo. The Geographical and Historical Dictionary of
America and the West Indies. Containing an Entire Transla-
ALCEDO. 83
tion of the Spanish Work of Colonel Don Antonio de Alcedo,
. . . with Large Additions and Compilations from Modern
Voyages and Travels, and from Original and Authentic Inform-
ation. By G. A. Thompson, Esq. In Five Volumes. Lon-
don^ James Carpenter^ 1812-1815. 4to, xx., 574; 597; 512;
636 ; xvi., 462 ; Errata and Appendix, 105 pp. 683
'* Thompson's edition, for its additions, etc., is infinitely superior to the original." —
Lowndes. Copies are sometimes found with an atlas of 19 large maps by Arrowsmith,
but they are rare.
Alcedo. Bibliotheca Americana. Catalogo de los autores
que han escrito de la America en diferentes idiomas, y noticia de
su vida y patria, anos en que vivieron y obras que escrivieron.
Compuesta por el mariscal de campo, D. Antonio de Alcedo,
Governador de la plaza de la Coruna, ano de 1807. 684
" Quarto, about looo pages MS. very neatly written, being the original work by the
author of the Diccionario de America, and has not been printed." — Rich. Now in
the possession of John Carter Brown, Esq., of Providence.
Alcedo y Herrera. Aviso Historico, Politico, Geographi-
co con las Noticias del Peru, Tierra Firme, Chile, y Nuevo
Reyno de Granada, en la relacion de los successos de 205 anos,
por la chronologia de los adelantados, etc., desde el ano 1535,
hasta el de 1740. Y razon de toda lo Obrado por los Ingleses
en aquellos reynos por las costas de los dos mares del norte y del
sur, desde el ano de 1567, hasta el de 1739. Por D. Dionisio de
Alcedo y Herrera. Madrid^ 1740- Sm. 4to. m. 685
Alcedo y Herrera. Compendio Historico de la Provincia,
Partidos, Ciudades, Astilleros, Rios y Puerto de Guayaquil en
las Costas de la Mar del Sur. Dedicado al Rey Nuestro Sefior
en su Real, y Supremo Consejo de las Indias, Por Don Dionysio
de Alsedo y Herrera, Presidente, que fue de la Real Audencia de
Quito, Governador, y Capitan General de las Provincias de su
Distrito. Con Licencia. En Madrid^ Por Manuel Fernandez
. . . Ano de M.DCC. 4to, 16 p. 1., Text, 99 pp. Plan of Guaya-
quil. 686
Alcedo. Memorial informativo del consulado de la Ciu-
dad de los Reyes y la junta general del comercio de las pro-
vincias del Peru, sobre diferentes puntos tocantes al estado de la
real hazienda y del comercio, etc. Por D. Dionysio de Alsedo
y Herrera [Lima.?] 1726. Folio, pp. 148. 687
The author of the three preceding works was the father of the author of the " Dic-
cionario."
84 ALDEN.
Alcock (T. St. L.) Observations on the Poor Relief Bill
for Ireland, and its bearing on . . . emigration . . and the British
North American Colonies. By T. St. Leger Alcock. London^
1847. PP* 3"^' ^* ^^^
Alcon. Diario de la expedicion del Mariscal de Campo D.
Juan Ramirez sobre las Provincias interiores de la Paz, Puno,
Arequipa y Cuzco. Por Juan Jose Alcon. Lima^ 18 15. 4to.
Alcott. Hospital Sketches. By Louisa M. Alcott. Boston^
James Redpath^ 1^63. 8vo, pp. 102. 690
Alcott. On Picket Duty, and Other Tales. By Louisa
M. Alcott. Boston^ 1864. i6mo. 691
Relates to the Rebellion.
Aldama. Arte de la Lengua Mexicana, dispuesto por D.
Joseph Augustin de Aldama y Guevara, Presbytero de el Arzo-
bispado de Mexico. Mexico^ en la Imprenta nueva de la Bihlioteca
Mexicam^ 1754- ^n^* 4^^o. 692
This rare volume is priced 75 fr. by Techener, 100 rr. by Nodier, and £3 3s. od. by
Thorp, in 1843.
Alden (Ebenezer). The Early History of the Medical
Profession in the County of Norfolk, Mass. An Address deliv-
ered before the Norfolk District Medical Society. By Ebenezer
Alden. Boston^ May 10, 1853. ^^^i PP- 4^- ^93
Alden. Historical Sketches of the Origin and Progress of
the Massachusetts Medical Society. By Ebenezer Alden, m.d..
Fellow of the Society. Boston^ 1838. 8vo. 694
Alden. Memoir of Bartholomew Brown, Esquire, read at a
Meeting of the New England Historic-Genealogical Society,
February 5, 1862, by Ebenezer Alden, m.d. 1862. 8vo, pp. 8.
Alden (E. K.) Memorial of Albert Drake, containing a Fu-
neral Address and Discourse by Rev. Edward K. Alden. Boston^
IV right Iff Potter^ 1865. i2mo, pp. 52. Portrait. 696
Alden (John). Lines upon the Death of John Alden, Esq.,
who died Sept. 12, 1687. Broadside. ^ Reprinted^ \%Qh. M.
Alden (Joseph). The Example of Washington. By Joseph
Alden. New York, M. W. Dodd^ 1856, &c. i8mo. 698
Alden. The Old Revolutionary Soldier. By Joseph Alden.
New York^ Gates. i8mo. 699
ALDEN. 85
Alden. The Science of Government in Connection with
American Institutions. By Joseph Alden, d.d., ll.d. New
York^ 1866. iimo, pp. 248. 700
Alden (Timothy). An Account of Sundry Missions performed
among the Senecas and Munsees ; in a Series of Letters, with an
Appendix. Bv Rev. Timothy Alden. New Tork^ printed by J,
Seymour^ 1827. l8mo, pp. 180. N. 701
Alden. An Account of the Several Religious Societies in
Portsmouth, N. H., and of the Ministers of each, from their
first establishment to the ist of January, 1805. By Rev.
Timothy Alden, Jun. Boston^ 1808. 8vo, pp. 40. 702
Also included in the Mass. Hist. Coll., vol, x.
Alden. An Address to such as wish to avail themselves of
the Advantages to be derived from a Removal into the Western
Country. By Timothy Alden, Jr. New Tork^ 181 3. i2mo,
PP- 4- 703
Alden. Affection for the House of God recommended.
Sermon delivered at Yarmouth, Jan. i, 1795 i occasioned by the
opening of a New Meeting-House. By Rev. Timothy Alden,
A.M. Boston^ 1795- 8vo, pp. 22. 704
Alden. A Collection of American Epitaphs and Inscrip-
tions, with Occasional Notes. By Rev. Timothy Alden.
Pentade I. New Tork^ 181 2-14. 5 vols., i8mo; pp. 292. 288,
288, 288, 288 ; List of Patrons, 4 1. i 5 Portraits. 705
The only extensive collection on the subject, and now scarce. The first edition of
vol. i. was printed in 4 parts, in 1812; the second edition of vol. i., which usually
accompanies the sets, is dated 18 14.
Alden. The Glory of America. A Century Sermon De-
livered at the South Church, in Portsmouth, New Hampshire,
January, mdccci. Together with a number of Historical Notes,
and an Appendix, containing an account of the Newspapers printed
in the State. By Timothy Alden, Jr., a.m.. Colleague Pastor
with the Reverend Samuel Haven, d.d. Presented to the pub-
lic, at the solicitation of a number of the hearers, to whom it is
respectfully dedicated. Portsmouth^ William Treadwell & Co.y
1801. 8vo, pp. 47.; Appendix, 5 pp. 706
Alden. Historical Notes, in reference to the Crawford
County [Penn.] Sabbath School Union. 1826. i2mo. w. 707
86 ALEGAMBE.
Alden. a Sermon delivered at the South Church in Ports-
mouth [n. h.], on the v. January, mdccc, Occasioned by the
sudden and universally lamented Death of George Washington,
Commander of the American Armies, and late President of the
United States. By Timothy Alden, Jun., a.m., colleague pas-
tor with the Rev. Samuel Haven, d.d. Published at the desire
of a respectable number of the Hearers, to whom it is affection-
ately dedicated. Portsmouth^ New-Hampshire^ Printed at the
United States Oracle Office^ m.dccc. 8vo, pp. 23. -h Same.
Portsmouth^ New-Hampshire^ Printed at the United States Oracle
Office in "January^ and Re-printed in February^ mdccc, by Charles
Peirce. 8vo, pp. 24. 708
Alden. A Valedictory Discourse, delivered at the South
Church in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Aug. 12, 1805. By
Timothy Alden, Jr. Portsmouth^ W. ^ D. Treadwell^ 1805.
8vo, pp. 16. N. 709
Aldenburgk. West-Indianische Reisze und Beschreibung
der Belaeg-und Eroberung der Statt S. Salvador in der Bahie von
Todos OS Sanctos inn dem Lande von Brasilia, Welches von anno
1623, bis ins 1626. Verzichtet worden. Durch Johann. Gregor.
Aldenburgk. Coburgk^ 1627. 4to. Engraved Title, 50 1. 710
Alderson (J.) An Essay on the Rhustoxicodendron, pu-
bescent poison Oak or Sumach ; with cases, shewing its efficacy
in the cure of paralysis and other diseases of extreme debility.
By John Alderson, m.d. London^ Johnson^ 1794- 8vo, pp. 34.
Alegambe [P.] Bibliotheca Scriptorum Societatis Jesu, post
excusum anno 1608, catalogum ad 1642. Cura Ph. Alegambe. |
Jntverpice^\6\2t' Folio.-f Another Edition, ^o/w^, m.dc.lxxvi.
Folio. 712
Contains an extensive bibliography of the early Jesuit writers.
Alegambe [P.] Mortes illustres et gesta eorum de societate
Jesu qui in odium fidei, pietatis, aut cujuscunque virtutis, occa-
sione missionum sacramentorum administratorum, fidei aut virtu-
tis propugnatae ; ab Etnicis, hsereticis, vel aliis, veneno, igne,
ferro, aut morte alia necati, aerumnisve confecti sunt. Auctore
Philippo Alegambe. Extremos aliquot annos, mortesque illustres
usque ad annum 1655, adjecit Joannes Nadasi. Roma^ 1667.
Folio. 713
This rare book contains much curious and interesting matter respecting the mission-
aries of Canada and other parts of America. See Charlevoix.
ALEXANDER. . Sj
Alegre. Historia de la Compania de Jesus en Nueva-Es-
pana, al tiempo de su'espulsion. Por Francisco Javier Alegre.
Publicala Carlos Maria de Bustamante. A/^a-/Vo, 1841-42. c. 714
Aleman [M.] Ortografia Castellana. Por Mateo Aleman.
Mexico^ typis H'leronyrni Balh'i^ 1609. 4to, 83 1., and Portrait, 715
Priced, Thoine, 1843. £3, 3s.. od. An early specimen of Mexican printing. Bru-
net gives the date 1606, which is an error.
Alembert. Flanerie Parisienne aux Etats-Unis. Par Alfred
D'Alembert. Paris^ Libraire Theatrale^ 1856. i6mo, pp. 278.
Alemparte. Breve exposicion que hace Jose Antonio Alem-
parte de algunos excesos y abusos cometidos por El Ministro de
Justicia Don Mariano Egana. Santiago de Chile ^ ^837. 8vo.
Aleutian Abecedarium. [iSV. Petersburg^ 1839?] 718
The Indian language of the Aleutian Islands in Russian America.
Alexander. Life of Alexander Alexander. Written by
Himself. London^ 1830. 2 vols., i2mo. 719
Includes campaigns in South America during the Revolutionary War.
Alexander (Archibald). Biographical Sketches of the
Founder and Principal' Alumni of the Log College, together
with an account of the revivals of religion under their ministry.
Collected and edited by A. Alexander, d.d. Princeton^ 1845.
i2mo, pp. 369. + Same. Philadelphia^ 185 1. i2mo, pp. 12. 720
Alexander. Discourse occasioned by the Burning of the
Theatre in Richmond (Va. ), delivered in Philadelphia, January
8, 181 2. By Archibald Alexander. With the Proceedings of
the University of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia^ 181 2. 8vo. n.
Alexander (A.) An Address to the Inhabitants of Charles-
ton, South Carolina. Philadelphia^ Kirnber^ Conrad i5 Co.^ 1805.
8vo. 722
Alexander (C.) A Sermon occasioned by the Death of His
Excellency, George Washington, Lieutenant General of the
American Army, and late President of the United States, who
departed this life December 14, 1799, aet. 68. Published by de-
sire. By Caleb Alexander, a.m.. Pastor of the Church in Meri-
den, [Mass.] Boston^ 1800. 8vo, pp. 23. 723
S8 ALEXANDER.
Alexander (C. A.) The Fall of Aztalan ; and other Po-
ems. By Charles A. Alexander. Washington^ 1839. Rl. 8vo.
Relates to the destruction of an early Mexican city.
Alexander (G. W.) Letter addressed to Edward Smith, of
Sheffield, on the introduction of Slave-grown Sugar into the
British Market. By G. W. Alexander. London^ 1844. Folio.
Alexander. Letters on the Slave Trade, Slavery, and
Emancipation, with a reply to objections made to the Liberation
of the Slaves in the Spanish Colonies; addressed to the Friends
on the Continent of Europe, during a visit to Spain and Portu-
gal. By George William Alexander. London^ Charles Gilpin^
1842. Fcap 8vo. 726
Alexander. Remarks on the Theatre, and on the late Fire
at Richmond, in Virginia. By G. W. Alexander. Tork^ Thomas
PFi/son is Son^ iS 12. 8vo. 727
Alexander. Liberte immediate et absolue, ou Esclavage.
Observations sur le Rapport de M. le due de Broglie, President
de la Commission institute par decision Royale du 26 Mai 1840,
pour I'examen des questions relatives a I'Esclavage et a la Con-
stitution politique des colonies Fran^aises; adressees a tous les
Fran^ais Amis de la Liberte et de I'humanite. Par Geo. W.
Alexander et John Scoble, de Londres. Paris^ Librairie de Firmin
Didot Freres^ \%\\. 8vo. 728
Alexander. The Complaint of J. Alexander and W.
Smith, to the Committee of the Colony of New York. New
Tork^J. P. Zenger^ ^I'iS- Folio, pp. 19. s. 729
Alexander. The Report of the Committee of His Majesty's
Council, appointed to make inquiry touching a Letter found in
the house of Mr. Alexander, in New York, February i, 1733-4-
With other Papers relating to the said Letter. New York^ 1734-
Folio. p. 730
Alexander. The Vindication of James Alexander, one of
His Majesty's Council, and of W. Smith, from the matters
charged and suggested against them in two Pamphlets lately pub-
lished .... With Supplement containing Case of W. Trus-
dell vs. F. Harrison, for illegal imprisonment New Tork^ J. P.
Z^nger, 1733- FoHo, pp. 20. s. 731
ALEXANDER. 89
Alexander. New York, March 24, 1735-6. Folio broad-
side, s. 732
Signed James Alexander. In it he declares he had nor consented to George Clarke's
doing any act of Government whatsoever. Probably from Zenger's Press.
Alexander (J. E.) L'Acadie; or, Seven Years' Explorations
in British America. By Sir James Edward Alexander. London^
Colburn^ 1849. ^^^^ ^yo^ 2 vols., pp. 684. + Re-issued, London^
1853. ^^^^ ^^°> ^ ^^^^- 733
Alexander. Salmon-Fishing in Canada. By a Resident
Edited by Colonel Sir James Edward Alexander. With Illustra-
tions. London^ Longman^ i860. Post 8vo, pp. xvi., 350. 734
Alexander. Transatlantic Sketches, comprising Visits to
the most interesting Scenes in North and South America and
the West Indies •■, with Notes on Negro Slavery and Canadian
Emigration. By Capt. J. E. Alexander. London^ R. Bentley^
1833. ^^^' ^ ^°^^- Plates by Heath, and Maps.-f-Same Re-
printed, Philadelphia^ Kay tff Biddle, ^^33- ^^^^ PP- 378- 735
Alexander (J. H.) Index to the Calendar of Maryland
State Papers. By John Henry Alexander. Baltimore^ 1S61. 8vo.
Alexander. International Coinage for Great Britain and
the United States. By J. H. Alexander. Baltimore [^Privately
print ed^^ 1855. i2mo. 737
Alexander (J. W.) The Life of Archibald Alexander, d.d.,
first Professor in the Theological Seminary at Princeton, N. J.
By James W. Alexander, d.d. New Tork^ 1854. 8vo. 738
Alexander (Sir W.) An Encouragement to Colonies. By
Sir William Alexander, Knight. London^ Printed by William
Stanley^ 1624. Sm. 4to, 3 p. 1., pp. 47. Map and Portrait. 739
" A very curious work, containing an account of the first settling of the northern
parts of America, particularly of the French in Canada. The map contains the coast
from Cape Cod to Labrador. Sir William Alexander first settled and gave name to
Nova Scotia. A copy of this tract was sold a few years ago for four guineas." — Rich.
The map is reproduced in Purchas, Vol. iv. Re-issued in 1630, with the following
title :
Alexander (Sir WiUiam.) The | Mapp and | Description of|
New-England ; | Together with | A Discourse of Plantation, and |
Colonies : | Also, | A Relation of the nature of the Climate, | and
how it agrees with our owne Country | England. | How neere it
lyes to New-found-Land, Virginia, | Noua Francia, Canada, and
12
90
ALEXANDER
Other Parts of | the West-Indies. | Written by | S^ William Al- j
exander, Knight. | London^ \ Printed for Nathaniel Bvtter. \ An. Dom. \
1630. 1 Sm. 4to, Title, i 1., pp. 47, and Map. 740 '
Priced, in the Nuggets, No. 59, £21. ,
Alexander. Copies and Translations of the Royal Char- i
ters (confirmed in parliament) by which the Territories of Nova
Scotia and Canada, with the Islands and Seas adjacent, and Digni-
ties were granted in 1621, 1625 and 1628, to the Rt. Hon. Sir i
William Alexander, afterwards Earl of Stirling, &c. London^ I
1831. Folio. N. 741 j
Title ; Prefatory observations, 3 pp. Charter of Nova Scotia, 34 pp. Translation
of the Novodamus of Nova Scotia, 1625, 18 pp. Charter of Canada. 6 pp. Charter |
of the Lordship of Canada, 6 pp.
[Alexander (W.)] Collectitia; or. Pieces, Religious,
Moral, and Miscellaneous, adapted to the Society of Friends.
Volume First [all published]. Tork., IV. Alexander t5^ Son, 1824.
8vo. 742
Includes Fowler's Voyage to New England, and several other articles on American
subjects.
Alexander. Dominion of the Prince of Peace ; with its
application to the Slave Trade and Slavery. By William Alex- i
ander. Tork, 1840. 8vo. 743 \
Alexander (W.) Elements of Discord in Secessia. By '
William Alexander, Esq., of Texas. New Tork., L. P. S., No. '
14. 8vo. 744
Alexander VI. A printed broadside in Gothic type, being
a contemporary publication of the celebrated Bull of 1493,
dividing the World between the Portuguese and the Spaniards,
giving to the former the East Indies, and to the latter America 1
or the West Indies. 1493. Folio. 745 ,|
The above broadside sold at Puttick and Simpson's in May, 1854, for £4 8s. od. \
This description is taken from their catalogue. The famous bull referred to bears the 1
following title : '* Exemplar Bullo sive donationis authoritate cujus Episcopus Romanus 1
Alexander ejus nominis Sextus concessit et donavit Ferdinando et Elizabetho Regi et !
Regino Castello Legionis &c. et suis successoribus Regiones et Insulas novi orbis &c." I
In Latin and English in Purchas' Pilgrim, Vol. i., B. 2, Ch. i, p. 14. Purchas fol-
lows up his translation of this most arrogant and blasphemous bull of Alexander
with an invective, in his best manner, most spirited and able, forcibly depicting ]
the cruel atrocities perpetrated under this instrument, saying that " had not the piety 1
and pity of some eye-witnesses excited the royal provision of the Catholic Kings in j
this case, even Heli itself had been loosed on earth, under the pretext of Heaven,
and the prince of darkness, had effected his blackest and cruelest designs in habit ]
of an angel of ^ig^t. Tantum religio poterat suadere malorum. may we say of this !
religious, irreligious Bull."
ALFONSO. 91
Alexandria. Address to the Inhabitants of Alexandria, and
other Seaports in the United States, from a Proprietor of Lands
on the Scioto. 1790. iimo. 746
Alexandria Tammany Society. Long Talk at the First Anni-
versary Meeting. Alexandria^ 1804. 8vo. 747
Report from the Joint Committee on the Conduct of the
War, on the " Military Administration in the City of Alexan-
dria," and whether punishments of " a cruel and unusual char-
acter" are not inflicted without authority of law, in a place
known as " the Slave Pen," in that city. Senate^ Report of Com-
mittee^ No. 54, 38//? Congress^ 1864. 748
Letter from the Mayor of Alexandria . . (E. C. Dick), inclos-
ing sundry Resolutions of the Citizens of . . Alexandria, expres-
sive of their disapprobation of a motion now depending before
the House [of Representatives of the United States of America]
to recede to the States of Virginia and Maryland . . parts of the
. . District [of Columbia], etc. Washington^ 1804. 8vo. 749
Alexo DE Orrio. Solucion I del gran problema | acerca de la
poblacion | de las Americas, | en que sobre el fundamento de los
Libros | Santos se descubre facil camino a|la transmigracion
de|los Hombres del uno al otro Continente ; y como pudieron
pasar al Nuevo Mundo, no solamente las Bestias de servicio,
sino tambien las Fieras, y nocivas. | Y con esta ocasion se satisface
plenamente al delirio de los Pre-Adamitas, apoyado con | esta difi-
cil objecion hasta ahora no bien desatada. | Por el P. Francisco
Xavier Alexo | de Orrio, de la Sagrada Compania de Jesus. | Sacala
a luz|Don Francisco Carmona, Godoy,|y Bucareli, Corregidor,
Juez de Minas de la Ciudad dejNuestra Senora de los Zaca-
tecas : Quien la dedica|a el M. \Y'^^. Sr. Coronel de los Reales
Exercitos | Don Pedro Montesinos de Lara, | Gobernado, que ha
sido de la Puebla de los Angeles, |y actual Capitan General,
Gobernador del Nuevo Reyno|de la Galicia, y Presidente de la
Real Audiencia, que | reside en la Ciudad de Guadalaxara. | En
Mexico: En la Imprenta Real del Superior Gobierno^ y del\ Nuevo
Rezado^ de los Herederos de Dona Maria de Ribera ,• | Calle de San
Bernardo. Aho de 1763. |4to, 22 p. 1., and 72 pp. 750
Alfieri (V.) L'America Libera : Odi di Vittorio Alfieri da
Asti. *** Dalla tip. di Kehl.^ 1784. 8vo, pp. 44. 751
Alfonso. Memorias de un Matancero. Apuntes para la
q2 ALGER.
Historia de la Isla de Cuba, con relacion a la ciudad de San
Carlos y San Severino de Matanzas, principiados en 1838 y con-
tinuados para ofrecer un presente al Bazar Matancero. Por
Pedro Antonio Alfonso. Matanzas^ 1854. 8vo, pp. 242. Map.
Algarotte (Count). Letters to Lord Harvey on the follow-
ing subjects, namely : War between the Russians and Turks ;
Remarks on the Baltic and Caspian Seas ; Dissertation on the
Seven Kings of Rome and another on the Empire of Peruvian
Incas. By the Count Algarotte. Translated into English.
Glasgow^ R. Urie^ ^77^- i2mo, pp. 232. 753
Alger (H.) The Church Record ; being a Concise Sketch
of the Origin and History of the West Church in Marlborough.
By Rev. Horatio Alger. Boston^ 1850. i2mo, pp. 22. 754
Alger (W. R.) A Brief Tribute to the Life and Character
of Dr. Kane. By Rev. William R. Alger. Boston, 1857.
i2mo, pp. II. 755
Alger. The Charities of Boston ; or. Twenty Years at the
Warren-street Chapel. An Address delivered Jan. 27, 1856.
By Rev. William R. Alger. Boston, 1856. 8vo, pp. 28. 756
Alger. The Genius and Posture of America : An Oration,
delivered before the Citizens of Boston, July 4th, 1857. ^Y
William Rounseville Alger. With Preface and Appendix. Bos-
ton, 1857. ^^^^ PP- ^o.-{- Boston, J. E. Farwell ^ Co., 1864.
8vo, pp. 53. s. 757
Alger. Inferences from the Pestilence and the Fast. A
Discourse .... Roxbury, Mass. By Rev. William R. Alger.
Boston, 1849. ^vo. 758
Alger. Lessons for Mankind, from the Life and Death of
Humboldt. A Discourse .... By Rev. William R. Alger.
Cambridge, 1859. i2mo, pp. 26. 759
Alger. Our Civil War, as seen from the Pulpit. A Ser-
mon preached in Bulfinch St. Church, Boston, April 28, 1861.
By William R. Alger. Boston, Walker, Wise & Co., 1861. 8vo,
pp. 20. 760
Alger. Public Morals ; or the True Glory of a State. A
Discourse delivered before the Legislative Departments of Mas-
sachusetts, at the Annual Election, January i, 1862. By W. R.
Alger. Boston, William White, 1862. 8vo, pp. 55. 761
ALISON.
93
Algiers. Information relative to the Commencement of
War by the Dey of Algiers against the United States. Feb-
ruary 9, 1808. Cong. Doc. 8vo. 762
The Algerine Spy in Pennsylvania ; or, Letters written by
a Native of Algiers on the Affairs of the United States in
America, from the close of the year 1783 to the meeting of the
convention. Philadelphia^ "^l^l- i2mo, pp. 129. p. 763
Information that the late Differences between the United
States and the Dey of Algiers have been Amicably Adjusted.
February 15, 1808. Cong. Doc. 8vo. 764
A short Account of Algiers and of its several Wars, etc. ;
with a Concise View of the Origin of the Rupture between
Algiers and the United States. Also an Appendix containing
letters from Penrose, McShane, and other American Captives.
Second edition. Philadelphia^ 1794' 8vo, pp. 46. Map. 765
Short History of Algiers, with the Origin of the Rupture with
the United States. New York^ 1805. i8mo. 766
Algora. Arte y Diccionario de la Lengua Tarasca, per
lUmo. D. Fr. Juan Algora. 767
"Mentioned by Antonio and quoted by Sousa," — Ludkwig, p. 183.
Ali Bey. Extracts from a Journal of Travels in North
America, consisting of an account of Boston and its vicinity.
Boston^ 1 8 18. i2mo. 768
Alida. iS^^ [Sedgwick (Mrs. T.)]
Alison (A.) New Reformation in Europe and America. By
Alexander Alison. London^ G. H. Nichols^ 1861. 8vo. 769
Alison (A.) Essays, Political, Historical and Miscellaneous.
By Archibald Alison. Edinburgh. 3 vols., 8vo. Frequently
reprinted. 770
Includes Essays on Negro Emancipation, Colonial Government and the West-India
Question, Ships, Colonies and Commerce, and Humboldt.
Alison (F.) Peace and Union Recommended. Two Ser-
mons Preached before the Synods of New York and Philadelphia,
May 24 and 25, 1758. By Rev. F. AHson and Rev. D. Bosth-
wick. Philadelphia^ Printed by W, Dunlap^ I'] ^^. iimo. 771
Alison (W. P.) Letter to Sir John M'Neil, on Highland
94 ALLEN.
Destitution, and the Adequacy ... of Emigration as a Remedy.
By W. P. Alison. Edinburgh^ 1 85 1. 8vo, pp. 62. s. 772
All Round the World ; an Illustrated Record of Voyages,
Travels and Adventures, Edited by W. H. Ainsworth. Vol.
I., 1861 ; — Vol. III., April, 1862. 773
All the Memorials of the Courts of Great Britain and France
since the Peace of Aix la Chapelle, relative to the Limits of the
Territories of both crowns in North America, and the right to
the Neutral Islands in the West Indies. To which are annexed
Two maps, one delineating the Right of Great Britain and the
other the Claim of France. The French Memorials are Trans-
lated and the whole is printed in English. London^ 1756. 4to.
See Monthly Review, xiv.. p. 264.
All the Treaties between the United States and Great Britain,
from the Treaty of Paris, 1783, to the Treaty of Ghent, 1814.
Boston^ 1 815. 8vo, pp. 48. 775
Allaire. Rapport sur les Voyages pour la Naturalisation
des Arbres Forestiers des Etats Unis, fait a la Societe d'Agricul-
ture. Par M. M. Allaire, Bosc, etc. Paris^ 1809. 8vo. 776
Allan. Memorial of John Allan. New Tork^ 1864. See
[Duyckinck (E. A.)]
Alleghany. By-Laws, and System of Education, established
at Alleghany College, Meadville, Pa. Meadville^ 1834. l2mo,
pp. 1 5. -|- Catalogue of the Library. Meadville^ 1823. 8vo.-f-
Catalogue of the Officers and Students. Meadville^ Pa.^ 1846,
&c. 8vo. 777
Alleghany Portage Railroad. Superintendent's Report. Har-
risburgh^ 1854. 8vo. 778
Alleghany Railroad and Coal Company. Report. Phila-
delphia^ 1854, &c. 8vo. 779
Alleghany Magazine ; or Repository of Useful Knowledge.
Conducted by Timothy Alden, Vol. i. Meadville^ 18 16. 8vo.
The Allegations made against Proprietary Governments. See
[Penn (William)].
Allen. Ten Years in Oregon. Travels and Adventures of
ALLEN. 95
Doctor E. White and Lady, West of the Rocky Mountains,
with Incidents of Two Sea Voyages via Sandwich Islands around
Cape Horn, containing also a brief History of the Missions and
Settlement of the Country, Origin of the Provisional Govern-
ment, Number and Customs of the Indians, Incidents witnessed
whilst traversing and residing in the Territory, Description
of the Soil, Production and Climate. Compiled by Miss A. J.
Allen. Ithaca^ N. K, Andrus^ Gauntlett & Co. 1850. limo,
pp. 430. 781
Allen (A.) The Claim and Answer ; with the subsequent
Proceedings in the Case of Andrew Allen, Esq., against the
United States. Philadelphia^ ^799- A-^^t PP- 50. m. 782
Allen (B.) The Battle of Valparaiso. A Poem. By B.
Allen, Jr. New Tork^ 18 14. i2mo. 783
Allen (B. F.) An Oration pronounced before the Students of
Brown University, in the College Chapel, July 4, 181 7, in Com-
memoration of the Anniversary of American Independence. By
Benjamin F. Allen. Providence^ Jones ^ Wheeler^ 181 7. 8vo,
pp. i6. 784
Allen ( B.) Sketch of the Eastern Coast of Central America.
Compiled from Notes of Captain Richard Owen and the Officers
of H. M. S. Thunder and Schooner Lark. By Bird Allen.
London.^ 1841. 8vo. c. 785
Allen (C.) Speech of Hon. Charles Allen in the H. of R.
on the Mexican Indemnity Bill, Jan. 23, 1852. Washington^
1852. 8vo. 786
Allen. Speech of Hon. Charles Allen at Worcester, Oct.
5,1850. [On the Fugitive Slave Law.] Worcester \n.^r\ 8vo,
pp. 8. 787
Allen (D. H.) The Life and Services of Rev. Lyman
Beecher, d.d., as President and Professor of Theology in Lane
Seminary. A Commemorative Discourse, delivered at the An-
niversary, May 7, 1863. By Rev. D. Howe Allen, d.d.. Pro-
fessor of Systematic Theology. Cincinnati^ Johnson^ Stephens &
Co.., 1864. 8vo, pp. 30, 5. 788
Allen (E.) Reprint of a Short Biography of Colonel Ebene-
^6 ALLEN.
zer Allen, known in the New Hampshire Grants, as Captain or
Major, A.D. 1777, before and after. Also, short Biographies of
Lieutenant Samuel Allen and Dr. Jacob Roebeck. In addition,
some reminiscences of Lake Champlain, reprinted in part. Platts-
burgh, J. W. Tuttle^ 1852. 8vo, pp. 32. s. 789
Title from Hall's Bibl. of Vermont, p. 12.
Allen (E. G.) \_Sale] Catalogue of Books relating to Amer-
ica. London^ 1857. 8vo, pp. 28. + 01d Books relating to Amer-
ica prior to 1800. London^ 1858-9. + Since 1800 : 1858-9,
&c. 790
Allen (Ethan). An Animadversory Address to the Inhabitants
of the State of Vermont, with Remarks on a Proclamation, under
the hand of his Excellency George Clinton, Esq., Governor of
the State of New York. Bv Ethan Allen. Hartford^ Printed
by Watson & Goodwin^ m.dcc.lxxviii. 8vo, pp. 24. 791
Allen. A Brief Narrative of the Proceedings of the Govern-
ment of New York, relative to their obtaining the Jurisdiction
of that large District of Land to the Westward from Connecti-
cut River, which, antecedent thereto, had been patented by his
Majesty's Governor and Council of the Government of New
Hampshire. And also of the monopolizing Conduct of the
Government of New York, in their subsequently patenting
Part of the same Land, and oppressing the Grantees and Set-
tlers under New Hampshire. Together with Arguments de-
monstrating that the Property of those Lands was conveyed
from the Crown to the New-Hampshire Grantees, by Virtue
of their respective Charters. With Remarks on a Pamphlet
entitled, " A State of the Right of the Colony of New York,"
&c., and on the Narrative of the Proceedings subsequent to the
Royal Adjudication, concerning the Lands to the Westward of
Connecticut River, lately usurp'd by New Hampshire. Intended
as an Appendix to the General Assembly's State of the Right
of the Colony of New York (with Respect to it's Eastern
Boundary on Connecticut River, so far as concerns the late
Encroachments under the Government of New Hampshire),
Published at their Session, 1773. By Ethan Allen. Bennington,
23d September, 1774. Hartford^ Printed by Eben Watson^ near
the Great Bridge, 8vo, pp. 21 1. 792
Referred to in Ira Allen's Hist. Vt., 52 j also in a letter of E. Allen in Slade's Vt.
State Papers, at p. 93.
ALLEN. 97
Allen. A Narrative of Colonel Ethan Allen's Captivity,
From the Time of his being taken by the British, near Mon-
treal, on the 25th Day of September, in the Year 1775, to the
Time of his Exchange on the 6th day of May, 1778, Contain-
ing, His Voyages and Travels, With the most remarkable
Occurrences respecting himself, and many other Continental
Prisoners of different Ranks and Characters, which fell under
his Observation, in the Course of the same ; particularly the
Destruction of the Prisoners at New York, by General Sir
William Howe, in the Years 1776 and 1777. Interspersed
with some Political Observations. Written by Himself, and
now Published for the Information of the Curious of all Nations.
[Motto.] Price Ten Paper Dollars. Philadelphia^ Printed and
Sold by Robert Bell^ In Third Street^ m.dcc.lxxix. 8vo, Title,
I 1., pp. 46. In double columns. 793
This is the first edition. Sold March, 1866, for $56. It was reprinted with the same
title, but in single columns. Philadelphia, Printed; Boston, Reprinted by Draper and
Folsom [1779]. ^^°> PP- 4°- M. -{-Another edition. Same title. Philadelphiay
Printed for and sold by fVilliam Alentz, in Cherry Alley ^ 1779- lirno, pp. 64. n.
The editor of the Bibliffgraphy of 'Vermont calls this the first edition. I think it is
the third,
Allen. [Same Title.] Newbury^ Printed by John Mycall^
for Nathaniel Coverly^ of Boston^ and Sold at his Shop, between
Seven-Star Lane and the Sign of the Lamb, 1 780. 8vo, pp. 80.
Allen. [Same Title.] Norwich, Printed by John Trumbull,
1780. i2mo, pp. 47. 795
It was also reprinted in the appendix to the second volume of " Particulars of the
Capture of the ship Olive Branch." 5« Allen, Ira.
Allen. [Same Title.] To which are now Added a considerable
number of Explanatory and Occasional Notes, together with an
Index of Reference to the most remarkable Occurrences in the
Narrative. IValpole, N. H., Thomas and Thomas, 1807. i2mo,
pp. 158 ; Subscribers, I 1. + Another Edition. Albany, Published
by Pratt cf Clark, 18 14. i2mo, pp. 144. + Another, errone-
ously called the " Third Edition." Burlington, Ft., Chauncey
Goodrich, 1838. 796
Allen. Ethan Allen's Captivity, being a Narrative of Col.
Ethan Allen, containing his voyages, travels, etc.. Interspersed
with Political Observations. Written by Himself. [Edited by F.
W. E.] Boston, 1845. i2mo, pp. 126. 797
This title is copied from Stevens's Catalogue of American Books in the British
Museum.
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98
ALLEN.
Allen. A Narrative of Col. Ethan Allen's Captivity. Writ-
ten by Himself. Fourth Edition, with Notes. Burlington^
Chauncey Goodrich^ 1846. l2mo, pp. 120. 798
Allen. Ethan Allen's Narrative of the Capture of Ticon-
deroga, and of His Captivity and Treatment by the British.
Written by Himself. Fifth Edition, w^ith Notes. Burlington^ C.
Goodrich ^ S. B. Nichols, 1849. ^vo, pp. 50. 799
Allen. A Narrative of the Captivity of Colonel Ethan
Allen, from the time he u^as taken by the British, near Montreal,
September 25th, 1775, to the time of his exchange. May 6th,
1778. 8vo. Dayton, 1849. ^^^
[Allen (E.)] The Present State of the Controversy betv^^een
the States of New-York and New-Hampshire on the one part,
and the State of Vermont on the other. Printed by Hudson &
Goodwin, M.DCC.LXXXii. 8vo, pp. 16. 801
"Dated, 'State of Vermont, January 17, 1782,' and although it appeared anony-
mously, is accredited with certainty to Ethan Allen," — Hall's Bib. of Vt.
Allen. Reason the only Oracle of Man, or a Compenduous
System of Natural Religion. Alternately Adorned with Con-
futations of a variety of Doctrines incompatible to it ; Deduced
from the most exalted Ideas which we are able to form of the
Divine and Human Characters, and from the Universe in Gen-
eral. By Ethan Allen, Esq. Bennington, State of Vermont,
Printed by Haswell and Russell, m,dcc,lxxxiv. 4to, pp. 477.
This singular book is the rarest of Allen's publications, and is remarkable as being
the first work published in America in direct opposition to the Christian religion. An
abridgment of it was published in New York in 1836, with the following title: Rea-
son, the only Oracle of Man ; or a Compendious System of Natural Religion. By Col.
Ethan Allen. Publiihed by G. W. and A. I. Matse/i, 94 Chatham St., Neiv Tork,
1836. i2mo, pp. 106, including table of contents and index. "The first edition of
this work was printed by Mr. Haswell of Bennington, Vt. Not long after its publica-
tion, a part of the edition, comprising the entire of several signatures, was accidentally
consumed by fire : whether Mr. Haswell deemed this fire a judgment upon him for
having printed the work or not, is unknown — but, the fact is, he soon after committed
the remainder of the edition to the flames, and joined the Methodist Connection j so
that but few copies were circulated." — Introduction to Matsell's edition, p. i.
Allen. A Vindication of the Opposition of the Inhabitants
of Vermont to the Government of New York, and of their right
to form an Independent State, humbly submitted to the consider-
ation of the Impartial World. By Ethan Allen. Printed by
Alden Spooner, 1779. 8vo, pp. 172. c. 803
" This work was published in obedience to a resolve of the Governor and Council
of Vermont, passed August a3d, 1779." — Hall.
ALLEN. 99
Allen. Report of the Committee under the act providing
for the erection of a Monument over the grave of Ethan Allen.
Printed by order of the Senate, 1858. Montpelier [n. d.] 8vo,
pp. 7. 804
Allen. Ethan Allen j or, the King's Men, an Historical
Novel. By Melville. New Tork, 1836. 8vo. 805
Allen and Fay. A Concise Refutation of the claims of New-
Hampshire and Massachusetts Bay to the Territory of Vermont ;
with occasional Remarks on the long disputed Claim of New
York to the same. Written by Ethan Allen and Jonas Fay,
Esq'rs. And published by order of the Governor and Council
of Vermont. Bennington, the first day of January, 1780. Joseph
Fay, Sec'ry. Hartford^ Printed by Hudson ^ Goodwin. 8vo,
pp. 29. 806
" Published by order of the Governor and Council of Vermont, and exceedingly
rare." — Hall. Notices of Allen in the "Remembrancer," Vol, ii., p. 51, 108, 129J
IV., p. 18; VI., p. 50-53.
Allen (Rev. Ethan). Clergy in Maryland, of the Protestant
Episcopal Church since the Independence of 1783. By Rev.
Ethan Allen, d.d. Baltimore^ James S. TVaters^ i860. 8vo, pp.
106. 807
Allen. A Discourse prepared for the National Fast Day,
June 1st, 1865, on Account of the Murder of our late President,
and Preached at St. Thomas's Church, Homestead, Baltimore
County, Md. By Ethan Allen, Rector. Published at the
request of its hearers. Baltimore^ Wm. K. Boyle., 1865. i2mo,
pp. 12. 808
Allen. Historical Notices of St. Ann's Parish in Ann-Arun-
del County, Maryland, extending from 1649 to 1857 • • • • By
Rev. Ethan Allen. Baltimore., 1857. i2mo, pp. 131. 809
Allen. Maryland Toleration •■, or. Sketches of the Early
History of Maryland, to the Year 1650. By the Rev. Ethan
Allen. Baltimore., mdccclv. 8vo, pp. 64. 810
Allen. A Sermon preached in Baltimore, Thanksgiving
Day, August 6, 1863. [On Civil Government.] By Ethan
Allen. i2mo, pp. II. 811
Allen. Who were the Early Settlers of Maryland .? a Paper
read before the Maryland Historical Society .... October 5th,
100 ALLEN.
1865. By the Rev. Ethan Allen, d.d. Baltimore^ 1866. 8vo,
pp. r8. 812
[Allen (George) ]. Address to the Freemen of Massachusetts.
By a Freeman. Worcester^ 1832. 8 vo. 813
[Allen (Rev. George)]. Resistance to Slavery every Man's
Duty. A Report on American Slavery, read to the Worcester
Central Association . . . [By Rev. George Allen.] Boston^
1847. 8vo, pp. 40. 814
Allen. Thoughts on " The Excitement," in Reply to a
Letter to Hon. Edward Everett. (From the iEgis & Yeoman.)
By Rev. George Allen. Worcester^ 1833. 8vo. 815
Allen (H.) Monograph of the Bats of North America. By
H. Allen, m.d. Washington^ Smithsonian Institution^ 1864. 8vo,
pp. xxiii., 85. 816
Allen (Ira). Miscellaneous Remarks on the Proceedings of
the State of New York against the State of Vermont, &c. By
Ira Allen. Hartford^ Printed by Hannah Watson^ mdcclxxvii.
8vo, pp. 15 to 20. 817
Allen. Miscellaneous Remarks, Vindicating the Rights of
the people to Form a State, and in Answer to a Pamphlet pub-
lished by the Convention of New York, dated October 2d,
1776. By Ira Allen. Hartford^ Printed by Hannah Watson^
1777. 8vo. 818
" This title is not literal, but conjectural, embracing an account of the topics dis-
cussed in the pamphlet." Hall's Bibl, Vermont, Slade's Papers, &c.
Allen. The Natural and Political History of the State of
Vermont, one of the United States of America. To which is
added. An Appendix, containing Answers to Sundry Queries,
addressed to the Author. By Ira Allen, Esquire, Major-Gen-
eral of the Militia in the State of Vermont. London^ Printed by
J. W. Myers for W, JVest^ 1798. 8vo, pp. vii., 300. Map.
See M. R., XXIX., New Series, p. 260.
Allen. Particulars of the Capture of the Ship Olive Branch,
laden with a Cargo of Arms, &c. the property of Major-Gen-
eral Ira Allen, destined for supplying the Militia of Vermont,
and captured by His Britannic Majesty's Ship of War, Audacious :
together with the Proceedings and Evidence before the High
Court of Admiralty of Great Britain. Vol. l By Ira Allen,
ALLEN. 10 I
Esq., of Vermont, in the United States of America, the Claim-
ant in this Cause. London^ Printed hy J. W. Myers^ 1798. 8vo,
pp. vi., 406. s. 820
Pages I to 368 of a second volume were printed and distributed without a title — the
want of documents having then stopped the publication. Finally, another volume was
published as a second, with the following title :
Allen. Particulars of the Capture of the Ship Olive Branch,
laden with Arms, the Property of General Ira Allen, captured by
the British, and an Account of his Imprisonment in France, and
Persecutions by a Conspiracy of the Two Hemispheres : with an
Appendix, proposing a Ship Canal from Lake Champlain to the
River St. Lawrence ; the Evacuation of Ticonderoga, and Events
of the War in 1777 . . Truce in 1780, to the end of the War
and a Narrative of Colonel Ethan Allen's Captivity, from
1775 to 1778. By Ira Allen of Vermont, the Claimant in this
Cause. Volume 11. Philadelphia^ Printed for the Author^ 1805.
8vo, pp. XXX., 551. s. 821
This volume includes a resume of the first, and in some respects may be considered
a complete work.
Allen. Statement Applicable to the Case of the Olive
Branch, which Has a Cargo of Cannon and Arms for the Ver-
mont Militia, and Captured on its Passage from France to the
United States, by an English Man-of-War, in 1796, which are
for the Consideration of the Governments and Rulers of Great
Britain, France, and the United States. By Ira Allen. Phila-
delphia^ July^ 1807. 8vo. 822
[Allen.] Twenty Thousand Muskets ! ! ! Particulars of
the Capture of the Ship Olive Branch, in November 1796, laden
with Cannon, Muskets, &c., by His Majesty's Ship Audacious,
in which the destination of the said Ship, and the use of the said
Arms, &c., are discovered. London^ I797' 8vo, pp. 106. 823
" This pamphlet was written by Gen. Ira Allen. It relates to the capture of the
ship Olive Branch (laden by him in France with arms for the use of the Vermont
militia) by a British ship of war, on suspicion of being destined for Ireland." — Rich.
The above and the following are evidently abridgments of the " Olive Branch" case.
Allen. Concise Summary of the Second Volume of the
Olive Branch .... with Letters and Memorials. Philadelphia^
Printed for the Author^ 1804. 8vo, pp. 24. 824
Allen. A Vindication of the Conduct of the General As-
sembly of the State of Vermont, held at Windsor, in October,
1 778, against Allegations and Remarks of the protesting Members ;
102 ALLEN.
with Observations on their Proceedings, at a Convention held at
Cornish, on the 9th day of December, 1778. By Ira Allen.
Arlington, 9th Jan., 1779. Dresden.^ Printed by Alden Spooner^
1779. i2mo, pp. 48. 825
See Allen's Hist. Vt., p. 117, and Williams's Hist. Vt,, 2d ed., Vol. 11., p. 180.
Allen (James). Neglect of Supporting | and | Maintaining the
Pure I Worship of God, | By the Professing People of God : is a
God-Provoking and | Land- Wasting Sin. | And Repentance with
Reformation of it, the only way to | their Outward Felicity : Or, |
The Cause of New-Englands Scarcity : And right way to its |
Plenty. | As it was Discovered and Applied in a Sermon Preached
at Roxbury, |on a Fast-Day: July 26, 1687. | By James Allen,
Teacher to the First Gathered Church in ^o%iox\.\Boston :\
Printed for Job How^ and John Allen : And are to be Sold\at Mr.
Samuel Greens by the South Meeting\ House ^ 1687. | 4to, 3 p. 1.,
pp. 16. 826
Priced, in Stevens' Nuggets, No. 68, £4 4s.
Allen. New-Englands | choicest Blessing] And the Mercy
most to be desired by | all that wish well to this People. | Cleared
in a I Sermon I Preached before the|Covrt of Election | At Bos-
ton on May 28. | 1679. | By James Allen, | Teacher to the first
Gathered Church X.\\QV^\n.\Boston^\ Printed by John Foster^ i^79*|
4to, 2 p. 1., pp. 14. 827
Allen. The Principles of the Protestant Religion Main-
tained ; and Churches of New England, in the profession and
exercise thereof. Defended against all the Calumnies of one
George Keith, a Quaker, in a book lately published at Pennsyl-
vania, to undermine them both. By James Allen, J. Moodey,
Sam'l Willard, and Cotton Mather, Ministers of the Gospel in
Boston. Boston^ in New England.^ 1690. i2mo, pp.82. N. 828
Allen. Serious Advice to Delivered Ones from Sickness,
&c., or, the Healed One's Prophulacticon. By James Allen.
Boston^ 1678. 4to, pp. 30. 829
Mr. Allibone quotes a sermon, " Healthful Diet," which I have not seen.
Allen (Rev. James, Brookline). A Letter to a Friend in the
Country [on the Memorial of Roland Cotton, &c.] By James
Allen. Boston^ I740- 4^0, pp. n. 830
Allen. Magistracy an Institution of Christ upon the Throne.
A Sermon preached in the Audience of His Excellency William
ALLEN.
103
Shirley, Esq. ; The Honourable His Majesty's Council And
House of Representatives of the Province of the Massachusetts-
Bay in New England, On the Day of Election of Counsellors
for said Province. By James Allen, v.d.m.. Pastor of the
Church in Brookline. Boston^ y. Draper^ Printer^ 1744- 8vo,
pp. 54. 831
Allen. Two Discourses on Providence, from Ezek. i. 15,
16, Luke XVII. 10-12. By Rev. James Allen. Boston^ ^T^l-
i2mo. 832
Mr. AUibone quotes some other books by this author, which have not come under
my notice.
[Allen (James)]. The Poem which the Committee of the
Town of Boston had voted to be published with the late [War-
ren's 5th of March] Oration ; with Observations, &c. Boston^
E. Russell^ ^11'^' 4^0? PP- 30. + Reprinted in Boston^ 1785.
i2mo. 833
[Allen (James)]. Considerations on the Present State of
the Intercourse between His Majesty's Sugar Colonies and the
Dominions of the United States of America. James Allen,
Secretary. London^ 1784. 8vo, pp. 54. 834
" Published by the West India merchants and planters for distribution to the mem-
bers of Parliament, &c., and not sold." — M. R., lxx., p. 434.
Allen (James). Narrative of the Life of James Allen, alias
Burby Grove. The Highwayman. Being his Death-Bed Con-
fession. Boston^ Harrington & Co.^ 1837. 835
The Boston Athenaeum has a copy, bound in a piece of the skin of the deceased
highwayman.
Allen (John). An Oration upon the Beauties of Liberty;
or, the Essential Rights of the Americans. By John Allen.
Boston^ 1773- 8vo, pp. 31. 836
Allen (John). Speech of John Allen, Esq., in the House of
Representatives, Friday, 20th Day of April, 1798, relative to
employing the Armed Vessels as Convoys. Philadelphia^ W.
Cobbett^ May 3, 1798. 8vo, pp. 32. 837
[Allen (Rev. John)]. An Essay on the Policy of appropria-
tions Being made by The Government of the United States, for
Purchasing, Liberating and Colonizing without the Territory
of the said States, the Slaves thereof. In Numbers, some of
104 ALLEN.
which have been Published in the Baltimore American, and the
whole of them in the Genius of Universal Emancipation. By a
Citizen of Maryland. Baltimore^ 1S26. 8vo, pp. 40. 838
[Allen (John) ]. The Cause of the Heavy burdens of Great
Britain, and of her National Debt ; comprising a rapid survey of
some of the great events, connected with British History, during
the last hundred and fifty years. London^ Darton and Harvey^
1836. i2mo. + Same. Second Edition. Revised. London^
Darton and Harvey^ i'^^2>' ^39
Allen (J. F.) Victoria Regia ; or, the Great Water Lily of
America. With a brief account of its Discovery and Introduc-
tion into Cultivation. With illustrations by William Sharp,
from Specimens grown at Salem, Mass., U. S. A. By John
Fisk Allen. Boston^ 1854. Folio, pp. 18. c. 840
Allen (Jonathan). A Poem, on the Existence of God, An
Ode on Creation, To which are added Several Hymns, and an
Eulogy on General George Washington. By Jonathan Allen,
A.M. Haverhill^ Printed by Galen H. Fay^ for the Author^ 1^03-
i2mo, pp. 36. 841
Also a sermon at the ordination of Rev, Ebenezer Allen, Wolf borough, 179a
Portsmouth^ 1793' ^v> PP- 3^- And funeral sermon on Eliphalet Kimball. New-
bury Port, 1786.
Allen (Joseph, Junr.j An Oration on the Character of the
late Gen. George Washington : Pronounced Before the In-
habitants of the Town of Western, on Saturday the 22d of Feb-
ruary, 1800. By Joseph Allen, Junr. Brookfield^ Mass.^ March^
1800. i2mo. w. 842
Allen. The Day of Small Things. A Centennial Discourse
delivered in Northborough, June i, 1846, in Commemoration of
the First Congregational Church in this place, and the ordination
of the first minister. By Rev. Joseph Allen. With an Appen-
dix. Boston^ 1846. 8vo, pp. 64. M. 843
Allen. A Discourse. New Year's Day at Shrewsbury,
Mass. By Rev. Joseph Allen. Worcester^ 1822. 8vo. w. 844
Allen. Oration at Worcester, July 4, 1795. By Joseph
Allen, Junr. Worcester^ 1795- 4^0, PP- 12. M. 845
Allen. Sermon at Northborough, Fast Day, April 9, 1829.
By Rev. Joseph Allen. Worcester^ 1829. ^^o- ^' ^4^
ALLEN.
105
Allen (J.) Battles of the British Navy from a.d. 1800 to
1840. By Joseph Allen. London^ 1S4.2, 2 vols., i2mo. 847
Contains some accounts of naval engagements during the War of 1812. Re-issued
with new title. London. Bohn. 1852.
Allen. Memoir ot" the Life and Services of Admiral Sir
William Hargood, compiled from Authentic Documents under
the Direction of Lady Hargood. By Joseph Allen, Esq. Pri-
vately printed^ 1841. Rl. 8vo. Portraits and Plates. 848
Contains an account of his services in the American War.
Allen (J. H.) The Statesman and the Man. A Discourse
on the Death of Hon. John Quincy Adams, delivered Feb. 27,
1848. By Joseph Henry Allen. Washington^ 1848. 8vo, pp.
23. ' M. 849
Allen. The Public Man. A Discourse on the Death of
Hon. John Fairfield, delivered in Washington, Dec. 26, 1847.
By Rev. Joseph Henry Allen. Washington^ 1848. 8vo, pp. 27.
M. 850
Allen (L. L.) The Island of Cuba, or Queen of the An-
tilles. By Rev. L. Leonidas Allen. Cleveland i Harris^ Fair-
banks l^ Co.^ 1852. 8vo, pp. 26. 851
Allen. Pencillings of Scenes upon the Rio Grande. Ori-
ginally published in the St. Louis American. By L. Leonidas
Allen. New Tork^ 1848. i2mo. N. 852
Allen (M. O.) The History of Wenham, Civil and Eccle-
siastical, from its Settlement in 1639, to i860. By Myron O.
Allen. Boston^ Baxin Cff Chandler^ i860. l2mo, pp. 220. 853
Allen (P.) A History of the American Revolution ; com-
prehending all the Principal Events, both in the Field and in the
Cabinet. By Paul Allen, Esq. To which are added the most
Important Resolutions of the Continental Congress, and many
of the most Important Letters of General Washington. By
Paul Allen, Esq. In Two Volumes. Baltimore^ Printed for
John Hopkins^ 18 19. 8vo. + Also, Baltimore^ F. Bell^ 1822. 2
vols., 8vo, pp. XI., 592 ; XIII., 510. 854
" Although the name of Paul Allen is on the title, this work was written by John
Neal and Mr. Watkins." — Allen's Biog. Dict'y.
Allen. History of the Expedition under the Command of
Captains Lewis and Clark, to the Sources of the Missouri,
thence across the Rocky Mountains and down the River Colum-
14
I06 ALLEN.
bia to the Pacific Ocean ; performed during the years i8o4-'5-'6,
by order of the Government of the United States. Prepared for
the Press by Paul Allen, Esq. [?] Philadelphia, Bradford iff Ins-
hep, 1814. 2 vols., 8vo, pp. 470, 522. 855
Allen. [Same Title.] With the Life of Captain Lewis.
By T. Jefferson, President of the United States of America. In
Two Volumes. Dublin, J. Christie, 181 7. 8vo, xxvii., Con-
tents, 4 1., Subscribers, 2 1., pp. 588 ; Title, i 1., xii., 643. 7
Plates and Map. 856
Also, printed in London, with the title somewhat altered, and with a preface signed
Thomas Rees. LonJun, 1814. 4to. And London, iSl ^. 3 vols., 8vo. See under
Lewis and Clark. Mr. S. G. Drake states in his catalogue that the work was really
written by Nicholas Biddle, Esq.
Allen. [The Same.] Abridged by M. McVickar. New
York^ Harpers, 1842, &c. 2 vols., i8mo. 857
Allen. An Oration on the Necessity of Political Union at
the Present Day ; delivered in Providence, at the Commence-
ment of Rhode Island College, a.d. 1797. By Paul Allen,
Junr., A.B. Providence, Carter o Wilkinson, 1797. 8vo, pp. 8.
Also, orations before the Federal Adelphi, 1798, 1800, on the deach of R. W.
Howell, &c. See Bartlett's Bibl. of R. I., p. 46
Allen (R.) Extract from a Discourse delivered Sunday,
December 29, 1799, in the African Methodist Episcopal Church
of Philadelphia. By the Rev. Richard Allen, of the African
Race, before the Church under his Pastoral Care. \_Printed in
several newspapers of the day.~\ N. 859
This discourse is on the death of George Washington. Title quoted from Hough's
Washingtoniana, p. 222.
Allen (R. L.) Analysis of the principal Mineral Fountains
at Saratoga Springs, embracing their History, their Chemicals
and Curative Properties, and directions for their Use ; also the
Natural History and Objects of General Interest in the County
of Saratoga. By Richard L. Allen, m.d. New York, 1858.
i8mo, pp. 114. Plates. 860
Allen. A Historical, Chemical and Therapeutical Analysis
of the principal Mineral Fountains at Saratoga Springs. By R.
L. Allen, M.D. Second Edition. Saratoga, 1848. i8mo, pp.
72. s. 861
Allen (R.) An Essay on the Nature and Methods of carry-
ing on a Trade to the South-Sea. By Robert Allen, Who
ALLEN. 107
Resided some Years in the Kingdom of Peru. London^ John
Baker ^ 1712. 8vo, Title, i 1., pp. 37. 862
Also, on large paper. A new edition was printed, with the following title :
Allen. The Great Importance of the Havanna, set forth
in an Essay on the Nature and Methods of carrying on a Trade
to the South Sea and the Spanish West-Indies. By Robert
Allen, Esq., who resided some years in the Kingdom of Peru.
London^ Hinxman^ 1762. 8vo. 863
Allen (S.) A Short Narrative of the Claim, Title, and Right
of the Heirs of the Hon. Samuel Allen, Esq., to the Province of
New Hampshire. \_No imprint.'] 4to, pp. 13. m. 864
Allen (S). Address on Intemperance, at Northfield (Mass.)
on Fast Day, April, 1833. By Samuel Allen. Greenfield^ ^^SS-
8vo. w. 865
Allen (S.j The Bible and National Prosperity : a Thanks-
i giving Discourse at Waterville, Nov. 27, 185 1. By Rev. S.
Allen. Waterville^ 1851. 8vo, pp. 24. 866
Allen (S. C.) Eulogy on Hon. John Wheelock, ll.d., late
President of Dartmouth University, who died April 4, 1 81 7,
pronounced in the University Chapel, August 27, 181 7, Com-
mencement Dav. Bv Hon. Samuel C. Allen. Hanover.^ 181 7.
8vo, pp. 19. N. 867
Allen. Oration at Petersham, Mass., July 4, 1806. By
Samuel C. Allen. Boston [1806.] 8vo. w. 868
Allen (Stephen). Observations in opposition to the project
of Prohibiting, or Greatly Augmenting, the Duties on Foreign
Manufactured Articles, &c. By Stephen Allen. New Tork^
1827. 8^'o- N. 869
Allen (S. T.) An Address delivered at the Centennial
Celebration in Merrimack [N. H.], April 3, 1846. By Stephen
T. Allen. Concord. Boston., 1846. 8vo, pp. 64. m. 870
Allen (Thaddeus). An Inquiry into the Views, Principles,
Services, and Influences of the Leading Men in the Origination
of our Union, and in the Formation and Early Administration of
our Present Government. By Thaddeus Allen. Boston., 1847.
Vol. I., 8vo, pp. 553.-|-The Same. Boston., 1848. Vol. 11.,
No. I., 8vo, pp. 555-662. n. 871
This work was not completed.
I08 ALLEN.
A[llen] T[homas]. A Chaine of Scripture Chronologic from
the Creation of the World to the Death of Jesus Christ, in
seven periods. London^ ^^59- 4^<^* Engraved Title by Hollar.
" Thomas Allen fled to New England in 1638, and was a pious and painful minister
ac Charles-Town." — Cotton Mather.
Allen (T.) An Historical Sketch of the County of Berkshire
and Town of Pittsfield. Written in May, 1808. By Rev.
Thomas Allen. Boston^ 1808. 8vo, pp. 14. s. 873
Allen. Massachusetts Election Sermon, May 25, 1808.
By Rev. Thomas Allen. Boston [1808]. 8vo, pp. 20. N. 874
Allen (T. Junr.) Oration at Pittsfield, Mass., July 4, 1803.
By Thomas Allen, Junr. Pittsfield, 1803. 8vo. s. 875
Allen (Thomas). Report on the Commerce and Navigation
of the Mississippi . . . for Chicago Convention of July 5, 1847.
By Thomas Allen. St. Louis, Mo. [1847]. 8^^, pp. 32. N. 876
Allen. Japan, and the Expedition thereto of the United
States : a Discourse delivered before the Missouri Historical
Society, December 22, 1852. By Thomas Allen. St. Louis,
1853. 8vo, pp. 34. N. 877
[Allen.] Annual Review. History of St. Louis, Commer-
cial Statistics . . . From the Missouri Republican of January
10, 1854. St. Louis, 1854. 8vo, pp. 52. N. 878
Allen (T. G.) Letter from Thos. G. Allen to Col. Thomas
B. Florence : Representative in the xxxivth Congress from the
First Congressional District, Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, 1856.
8vo, pp. 16. 879
Concerning Fremont and the Presidential election.
Allen (Timothy). Salvation for all Men, Put out of all Dis-
pute. By Timothy Allen, a.m. & v.d.m. Granville, Massa-
chusetts. Hartford, Printed by Nathaniel Patten [1782.] 8vo,
Title, I 1. ; " Escapes of the Press," i leaf, pp. 56. 880
Allen. Answer to Pilate*s Question [What is Truth .?]
By Timothy Allen. Providence, R. /., 1765. 8vo. w. 881
Allen (Wilkes). Divine Favours Gratefully Recollected.
Thanksgiving Discourse at Chelmsford, Nov. 29, 18 10. By
Wilkes Allen, a.m. Cambridge, 181 1. 8vo. w. 882
Allen. History of Chelmsford, from its Origin in 1653 to
ALLEN. 109
the Year 1820. To which is added A Memoir of the Paw-
tucket Tribe of Indians. By Wilkes Allen, a.m., Pastor of the
Church in Chelmsford. Haverhill^ 1820. 8vo, pp. 192. 883
Allen (William). The American Crisis : A Letter, ad-
dressed by permission to The Earl Gower, Lord President of the
Council, &c. &c. &c. On the present alarming Disturbances in
the Colonies. Wherein Various important Points, relative to
Plantation Affairs, are brought into Discussion ; as well as sev-
eral Persons adverted to of the most distinguished Characters.
And an Idea is offered towards a complete Plan of restoring the
Dependence of America upon Great Britain to a State of Per-
fection. By William Allen, Esq. London^ T. Cadell^ mdcclxxiv.
8vo, pp. iv., 72. 884
" There is an unhappy affectation of fine writing in this pamphlet; and it contains
many illiberal passages \ but any particular attention to them would be doing honour to
a performance which will reflect none upon its author." — M. R., Vol. l., p. 234.
[Allen (William)]. Accounts of Shipwreck and of other
Disasters at Sea, designed to be interesting and useful to
Mariners, . . . Compiled by a Friend of Seamen. Brunswick^
1823. i2mo. 885
Allen. An Account of the Separation in the Church and
Town of Pittsfield ; with Remarks on some ecclesiastical pro-
ceedings which seem to have violated the principles of the Con-
gregational and Independent Church of New England. By Rev.
William Allen, d.d. Pittsfield^ 1809. 4to, pp. 96. M. 886
Allen. Address delivered at Northampton, Mass., October
29, 1854, in commemoration of the Close of the Second Cen-
tury since the Settlement of the Town. Northampton^ 1855.
8vo, pp. 56. 887
Allen. An American Biographical and Historical Diction-
ary, containing an Account of the Lives, Characters, and Writ-
ings of the most Eminent Persons in North America from its
First Discovery to the present time, and a Summary of the His-
tory of the several Colonies and of the United States. By Wil-
liam Allen. Cambridge^ 1809. 8vo, pp. 632. Portrait of
Washington. 888
Allen. [The Same.] Second Edition. Boston^ William Hyde^
MDCCCxxxii. 8vo, pp. VIII., 800. 889
Allen. The American Biographical Dictionary : containing
no ALLEN.
an Account of the Lives, Characters, and Writings of the most
Eminent Persons, deceased in North America, from its First
Settlement. By William Allen. Third Edition. Boston^ J. P.
Jewitt^ 1857. 8vo, pp. IX., 905. 890
See " Historical Magazine," Vol. i., p. 40.
Allen. A Decade of Addresses at Bowdoin College, to
which is added a Dudleian Lecture at Cambridge, 1830. By
Rev. William Allen. Concord^ 1830. i2mo. 891
Allen. Election Sermon, Mass, May 26, 1813. By Rev.
William Allen. Boston^ 18 13. 8vo, pp. 23. 892
Allen. An Historical Discourse, delivered in Dorchester,
Jan. 2, 1848, on occasion of the Fortieth Anniversary of the
Gathering of the Second Church. By Rev. William Allen.
Boston^ 1848. 8vo, pp. 30. s. 893
Allen (William). The History of Norridgewock, Maine.
Comprising the Memorials of the Aboriginal Inhabitants and
Jesuit Missionaries, Hardships of the Pioneers, Biographical
Notices of the Earlv Settlers, and Ecclesiastical Sketches. By
William Allen. Norridgewock^ E. J. Peet^ 1849. l2mo, pp.252.
Allen. A Sermon preached before the Council and Legis-
lature of New Hampshire, June 4, 1818, Being the Anniversary
Election. By Rev. William Allen. [With List of Preachers.]
Concord^ 18 18. 8vo, pp. 44. 895
Allen (William). Speech of Hon. William Allen on the
Bill to Separate the Government from the Bank ; delivered in
the Senate, . . . Feb. 20, 1838. Washington^ 1838. 8vo. 896
Allen. Speech of Hon. William Allen on the Report of the
Select Committee in Relation to the Assumption of the Debts of
the States by the Federal Government, Senate . . . Feb. 11,
1840. Washington^ 1 840. 8vo. 897
Allen. Speech of Hon. William Allen in the Senate, March
15, 1842 [On the State of the Public Finances]. \_Washington^
1842.] 8vo. 898
Allen (Capt. W.) A Plan for the Immediate Extinction of
the Slave Trade. By Capt. W. Allen. London^ 1849. 8vo,
pp. 36. 899
ALLERALTESTE. Ill
Allen (William). Wunnissoo, or the Vale of Hoosatunnuk.
A Poem, with Notes. Boston^ 1856. iimo. 900
Allen (W.) Speech of Hon. William Allen, of Ohio, on
Confiscation and Emancipation, delivered in the House of Rep-
resentatives of the United States, April 24, 1862. IVashington^
McGill^ Witherow iff Co., 1862. 8vo, pp. 16. 90 1
Allen (W.) United we Stand, Divided we Fall: a Poem.
By W. Allen. New York, 18 12. 24mo. 902
Allen (W. G.) The American Prejudice against Colour :
an Authentic Narrative, showing how easily the Nation got into
an Uproar. Bv William G. Allen. London, 1854. Fcap 8vo.
Allen (W. H.) Eulogy on the Character and Services of
the late Daniel Webster, pronounced at the request of the Select
and Common Councils of the City of Philadelphia, January 18,
1853. By William H. Allen. 'Philadelphia, 1853. ^vo, pp.
51. N. 904
Allen. Our Country's Mission in History. An Address
delivered at the Anniversary of the Philomathaean Societv of
Pennsylvania College, Sept. 19, 1855. By Wm. H. Allen.
Philadelphia, 1855. 8vo, pp. 38. M. 905
Allen. Tendencies of the Age to Peace. An Address
delivered before the American Peace Society, Boston, May 29,
1854. By Wm. H. Allen. Boston, \%'^\. 8vo, pp. 32. M. 906
Allen. Speech of Hon. William J. Allen, of Illinois, upon
the President's Message, delivered in the House of Representa-
tives, January 27, 1864. Washington, 1864. 8vo, pp. 14. 907
Allen (W. S.) An Oration delivered in Newburyport, on
the Fifty-fourth Anniversary of the Declaration of American In-
dependence, July 4, 1830. By William S. Allen. Newbury-
port, 1830. 8vo, pp. 20. M. 908
Allen Prescott j or the Fortunes of a New England Boy.
New York, 1834. 2 vols., i2mo. 909
AUeralteste Nachricht von der Neuen Welt, welche dieser
Erfinder derselben ehemals ertheilt, von neuem edirt. Berlin,
1722. 8vo. 910
This appears, from Meusel (iii., I., 265), to be a translation, by Michael Herr, of
Vesputius' account of his voyage, edited by Martin Frederick Voss.
112 ALLIES.
Allerneuester Kreigsstaat oder grundliche Nachrichten von
den heutigen Kriegsbegebenheiten. Leipzig, ij^^^kc. 14 vols.,
8vo. 9"
Contains notices of the Spanish War in America.
Alley. A Vindication of the Principles and Statements ad-
vanced in the Strictures of the Rt. Hon. Lord Sheffield on the
Necessity of inviolably maintaining the Navigation and Colonial
System of Great Britain : With Tables and an Appendix. * * *
By Jerome Alley. London, 1806, 8vo, pp. 90. gi2
Alley (John B.) Speech of Hon. John B. Alley, of Mass.,
on the Principles and Purposes of the Republican Party. Deliv-
ered in the House . . . April 30, i860. [IVashington {^), i860.]
8vo, pp. 8. 912*
Allgemeine Historic der Reisen zu Wasser und zu Lande,
oder Sammlung aller Reisebeschreibungen. Amsterdam, Arkstee,
1747-1774. 21 vols., 4to. Maps and Plates. 913
This valuable repertory contains translations of many of the early voyages and travels
in America, and some Indian vocabularies, (ic., mostly by J. Jo. Schwabe. A de-
tailed list of the contents is given in the Supplement to the Index of Books in the
Bates Hall of the Public Library. Boston. Some copies bear the imprint Leipzig, 174.7,
&c.
Allibone (S. a. ) A Critical Dictionary of English Literature,
and British and American Authors, Living and Deceased, from
the Earliest Accounts to the Middle of the Nineteenth Century.
Containing Thirty Thousand Biographies and Literary Notices,
with Forty Indexes of Subjects. By S. Austin Allibone. Vol.
I. Philadelphia, Chi Ids ^^ Peterson, 1858. Imp. 8vo, pp. 1005.
Vol. II. is now [1867] in the press. The industrious author of this useful book
has devoted many years of unwearied patience to the examination of the various
literary journals and reviews, and the result is a cyclopedia of varied opinion. In it the
reader will find the titles of many American books, which from their nature are in-
admissible in this work.
The Allies and the Late Ministry Defended against France,
and the Present Friends of France. In Answer to a Pamphlet,
entitled, The Conduct of the Allies. [By Jonathan Swift.] [/w
four parts.~\ Part I. Shewing the Necessity of England's enter-
ing into the Grand Alliance ; and that by it we are oblig'd to
insist on the Restitution of Spain and the Indies to the House
of Austria. With a particular Vindication of the Eight Article
from the gross Corruptions, with which the Author of the Con-
duct has falsify'd the two Clauses of it that relate to England
ALLIN. II T
and the West-Indies. [By Francis Hare, Bishop of Chichester.]
The Third Edition, Corrected. London^ Egbert Sanger^ 171 1.
8vo, Part I., pp. 48 ; Part 11., 2 p. 1., pp. 71 ; Part in., 2 p. 1.,
pp. 74; Part IV., 2 p. 1., pp. 84. 915
Allin (A.) Home Ballads. A Book for New Englanders.
By Abby Allin. Boston^ Munroe & Co., 1851. i6mo. 916
Allin (James). The Eternity of God, and the Short Life of
Man considered. A Sermon on occasion of the Decease of Mr.
Samuel Aspinwal, who died August 13 1732. In the 37th
Year of his Age. By James Allin, m.a.. Pastor of the Church
in Brookline. Boston hi New-England, Printed for D. Hench-
man, 1732. i2mo, pp. 26. M. 917
Allin. Thunder and Earthquake. A Loud and Awful
Call to Reformation. Fast Sermon at Brookline (Mass.), Nov.
I, 1727. By James Allin. Boston, 1727. i6mo. w. 918
Allin. Two Practical Discourses. I. The Wheels of the
World Govern'd by a Wise Providence. II. The Doctrine of
Merit Exploded, And Humility recommended. By James Allin,
A.M., Pastor of the Church of Christ in Brookline. Published at
the desire of some that heard them Preach'd. Boston, N. E.,
Printed for Samuel Gerrish, IJIJ. 919
Also, an Artillery Election Sermon, 1731, which I have not seen.
Allin (John). Animadversions | upon the | Antisynodalia
Americana I A Treatise printed in old England, | In the name of
the I Dissenting Brethren | In the Synod held at Boston in New
England 1662. Tending to clear the Elders and Churches of|
New England from those Evils and Declinings charged upon
many | of them in the two Prefaces before the said Book. | To-
gether with I An Answer | unto | The Reasons alledged for the opin-
ion of the Dissenters. | And a Reply to such Answers as are given
to the I Arguments of the Synod. By John Allin, Pastor of the
Church of Christ | at Dedham in N. England. Cambridge, Printed
by S. G. and M. j.for Hezekiah Usher\of Boston, 1664. Sm. 4to,
pp. 82. 920
Allin (John) and Shepard (Thomas). A | Defence | of the|
Answer made unto the Nine Questions] or Positions sent from
New-England, I Against the | Reply thereto | by That Reverend
servant of Christ, | Mr. John Ball ; | Entituled, | A Tryall of the
New Church-way in | New-England and in Old. | Wherein, beside
15
114 ALLISON.
a more full opening of sundry particulars | concerning Liturgies,
Power of the Keys, matter of | the visible Church, &c. is more
largely handled, that | controversie, concerning the Catholick visi-
ble | Church; tending to cleare up the | Old-way of Christ in
New- 1 England Churches. | By lohn Allin, Pastor of Dedham,
[and] Tho. Shepard of Cambridge in New-England | . London^
Printed by R. Cotes for Andrew Crooke^ and are to be sold at the
Green\ Dragon in Pauls Church yard^ 1648. | 4to, pp. 21 1. w.
Allin. The Spouse of Christ coming out of Affliction. By
John Allin. Cambridge^ i^-jl. 4to. Xv. 922
Allin (John). See [Byam (William)].
Alline (H.) Sermon at Fort Midway, Feb. 19, 1783. By
Rev. Henry Alline. Dover^ N. //., 1797. 8vo. w. 923
Alline (H.) The Life and Journal of the Rev. Mr. Henry
Alline. Boston^ Printed by Gilbert & Dean [for Hayden ^ Sheaa']^
1806. i2mo, pp. 180. 924
Alling (J.) A Register of the Weather ... for the last
Twenty-five Years, ending March 31, 1810 ... By Jeremiah
Alling. A^ew Haven^ 18 lO. 8vo, pp. 80. s. 925
Allison (J.) The Slavery Question. Speech of Hon. John
Allison, of Pa., delivered in the House of Representatives, April
I, 1856. 8vo, pp. 8. 926
Allison (J.) An Eulogy upon the Life, Character and Public
Services of General Zachary Taylor, delivered at the Commis-
sioners' Hall, Spring Garden, July 29, 1850. By Joseph Alli-
son, Esq. Philadelphia^ J. H. Joyies^ 1850. 8vo, pp. 24. 927
Allison (P.) A Discourse Delivered in the Presbyterian
Churchy in the City of Baltimore, the 2 2d February, 1800, — the
Day Dedicated to the Memory of Gen. George Washington.
By the Reverend Patrick Allison, d.d. Baltimore^ Printed by
Wm. Pe chin for the Editor of the American [1800]. 8vo, pp. 24.
Allison. Thoughts on the Examination and Trials of Can-
didates for the Sacred Ministry. By Rev. Patrick Allison.
Parthenopoli^ 1766. 8vo, pp. 24. 929
Allison (W. B.) Homesteads for Soldiers and Sailors in the
Rebellious States. Speech of Hon. William B. Allen, of Iowa,
ALLYN. 115
delivered in the House of Representatives, May 4, 1864. Wash-
ington^ Gibson [1864]. 8vo, pp. 8. 930
Allouez (Claude). See French's Louisiana.
Allsop (R.) California and its Gold Mines. Being a series
of recent Communications from the Mining Districts upon the
condition and future prospects of Quartz Mining, with an ac-
count of the richer deposits, and incidental notices of the climate,
scenery, and mode of life in California. Edited by Robert
Allsop. London^ Groomhridge^ 1853. 8vo, pp. 149. 931
Allston (R. F. W.) Essay on Sea Coast Crops; read before
the Agricultural Association of the Planting States, on occasion
of the Annual Meeting, held at Columbia, the Capital of South-
Carolina, December 3d, 1853. ^7 ^- ^- ^ - Allston. Charles-
ton^ S. C, 1854. 8vo. 932
Allston. Report on the Free School System in South
Carolina. By R. F. W. Allston. Charleston, S. C, 1847. 8vo,
PP- 26. 933
Allyn (John). Sermon delivered at Plymouth, [Mass.], De-
cember 22, 1 80 1, Commemorative of the Pious Ancestry who
first immigrated to that Place. By John Allyn, s. h. m.. Pastor at
Duxboro'. Boston, Munroe ZSf Francis^ 1S02. 8vo, pp. 35. H. 934
Allyn. New Year's Sermon : delivered at Duxborough, Jan.
I, 1806. By Rev. John Allyn. Boston, [1806]. i2mo. 935
Allyn. A | Sermon, | Delivered on the 29'" of November,
1 798, 1 The Day | of | Public Thanksgiving | in the | State of Massa-
chusetts. | By John Allyn, I Pastor of the Church in Duxborough.
Boston, Printed by Sa?nuel Hall, 1799. 8vo, pp. 21. 936
Allyn. A Sermon, preached in the Audience of His Excel-
lency Caleb Strong, Esq. Governor, The other Members of the
Executive, and The Honorable Legislature of the Common-
wealth of Massachusetts, on the Anniversary Election, May 29,
1805. By John Allyn, Congregational Minister of Duxborough.
Boston, Toung Cff Minns, 1805. 8vo, pp. 37. 937
Allyn. Sermon at the Ordination of Alden Bradford. By
Rev. John Allyn. Boston, 1794. 8vo. 938
Il6 ALMEIDA E ALBUQUERQUE.
Alm. Plantae Surinamenses. Cura Jacobiae Aim. Upsal^
1775- 4to, pp. i8. Plate. 939
Republished in Linnaeus' " Amcenitates academicae," viii., 249-267. [Diss. acad.
Praes. C. Linnaeus.]
Almanac of Celestial Motions, viz., of the Sun and Planets,
&c., for the Year 1674. i6mo. Cambridge^ i674. + Of Celes-
tial Motions, for the Year 1680. i6mo. Boston^ i68o. + Of
the Coelestiall Motions, &c., for the Year of our Lord God
M.DC.xciv. Boston^ 1694. i6mo. m. 940
These are some of the earliest American almanacs. Thomas' History of Printing
gives the titles of some of earlier dates, which will be noticed hereafter.
Almanach Americain, on Etat physique, politique, ecclesias-
tique & militaire de I'Amerique ; ouvrage qui comprend les
forces, la population, les loix, le commerce & I'administration
de chaque Province de cette partie du monde ; le tableau de
ceux qui y figurent par leurs charges & par leurs dignites, ; celui
de la Marine des Peuples Europeans [sic.'] qui y ont des Posses-
sions et le nom des Officiers qui sont employes dans cette partie
de I'administration publique. Par M. P. D. L. R ...C. A. L. T.
de M. Paris^ Chez l'auteur[et chez] Lamy^ ^l^Z' l2mo. 941
It appears by a note on the back of the title that this work was edited by M. [Pon-
celin] de la Roche-Tillac. It was continued annually. The work published in
1782, 1783 and 1785, under the title " £tat physique, politique, ecclesiastique et
militaire de I'Asie, de I'Afrique et de I'Amerique, ouvrage," etc., as above, and with
the half-title, " Almanach americain, asiatique et africain, ou £tat," etc., apparently
belongs to the same series. I have seen no volume later than 1787. Barbier implies
that it continued to be published till 1791.
Almanach des Colonies, 1788. Paris^ 1788. i2mo. 942
Almanach et directorum fran^ais des £tats-Unis, pour I'annee
1 852-1 858. New Tork^ 1852-58. 7 vols., i2mo. 943
Almanaque Universal Hispano-Americano. P^m, 1855. 8vo.
Almaraz. Memoria de los trabajos ejecutados por la co-
mision cientifica de Pachuca en el ano de 1864, dirigida por el
Ingeniero Ramon Almaraz. Mandada publicar de orden de S.
M. I. por el ministerio de fomento. Mexico^ 1865. 4to, pp.
358. Plates and Plans. 945
Almbert (Alfred d'). Flanerie parisienne aux £tats-Unis
. . . Paris^ iibrairie th'eatrale^ 1856. i6mo, pp. 278 (l). 946
Almeida e Albuquerque (Francisco de Paula d'). Breves
reflexoes retrospectivas, politicas, moraes e socides sobre o im-
ALMON. 117
perio do Brazil, e suas rela^oes com as outras na^oes. Parisy
impr. de Remquet^ 1854. l2mo. 947
Almeida (Gregoria de). See [Escobar Manoel de)].
[Almodovar]. See Raynal (Abbe).
Almoguerra. Instruccion a curas y ecclesiasticos de las
Indias. Por Joannes de Almoguerra. Madrid^ 1671. 4to.
See Ternaux, No. 883.
Almon (John). Anecdotes of the Life of the Right Hon.
William Pitt, Earl of Chatham, with his Speeches. London^ J.
Almon^ \'](^^^\vo\%.^%vo.^\^ London^ 1797* 3 vols., 8vo.-f Seventh
Edition, London^ 1810. 3 vols., 8vo. s. 949
[Almon.] Biographical, Literary, and Political Anecdotes; of
several of the most Eminent Persons of the Present Age, v^^ith
an Appendix, consisting of Original, Explanatory and Scarce
Papers. Never before printed. London^ Longman^ ^191' 3
vols., Svo. 950
Contains numerous articles on American history and politics, account of the contro-
versy about Gov. Hutchinson's Letters, &c. Lowndes characterizes the work as par-
tial and interesting.
[Almon]. A Collection of interesting, authentic Papers, re-
lative to the Dispute between Great Britain and America; shew-
ing the Causes and Progress of that Misunderstanding, from
1764 to 1775. London^ J. Almon^ m.dcclxxvii. Svo, pp. 280;
Index, pp. 3. N. 951
Usually called, by its running title, " Prior Documents,'' and intended to accom-
pany the Remembrancer.
Almon. Collection of the most interesting Tracts, lately
published in England and America, on the subjects of Taxing
the American Colonies and regulating their Trade. London^ Al-
mon^ 1766-1779. 6 vols., 8vo. c. 952
These tracts were published separately, and are described under their respective titles
in this Dictionary. Almon merely issued them collectively with the above title in vols.
I and 2. The titles to the other volumes differ.
[Almon.] The History of the late Minority ; Exhibiting the
Condvct, Principles, and Views of that Party, dvring the Years
1762, 1763, 1764, and 1765. [By John Almon and H. Cotes.]
The third impression. London^ ^7^5' 8vo.-hThe fourth im-
pression. London^ Reprinted^ 1766. Svo, pp. 332. 953
ir8 ALONCLE.
[Almon.] Memoirs of a late eminent Bookseller. London^
Printed in the year 1 790. 954
Almon was the active pamphleteer and publisher during the American contest, and
in close connection with the liberal party and prominent men in the Colonies.
[Almon.] The Remembrancer ; or, Impartial Repository of
Public Events, from 1775 to 1784. 17 vols., 8vo. London [J.
Almon and J. Debrett^ MDCCLXXV. to 1783. 955
Vol. I., pp. 260. 2 Maps of Boston. +Second Edition, 1775. Rl. 8vo.+Third
Edition, 1775. Rl. 8vo. + Fourth Edition, 1775. ^*- 8vo.4-Vol, 11. Part i. For
the year 1776. Title and pp. 5-371 ; Index ii.-iv. Vol. in. Part 11. For the year
1776. .Title and pp. 356. Vol. iv. Part in. For the year 1776. Title and pp.
3505 Index, pp. 6. Map at page 261 and at page 290. Vol. v. For the year
1777. Portrait of Franklin; Title and pp. 314; Index, pp. 8. Vol. vi. For the
year 1778. Title and -pp. 374; Index, pp. 7. Vol. vii. For the year 1778 and
beginning of 1779. Title and pp. 400; Index, pp. 6. Vol. viii. For the year 1779.
Title and pp. 386; Index, pp. 4; Catalogue of Books, &c., pp. 8. Vol. ix. For the
year 1780. Title and pp. 384; Index, pp. 6. Vol. x. For the year 1780, Part 11,
iv. and pp. 380; Catalogue of Books, &c., pp. 8. Vol. xi. For the year 1781. Part
I. 2 p. 1., pp. 375. Vol. XII. For the year 1781. Part 11. Title and pp. 3-394;
Index, pp. 2; Catalogue of Books, &c., pp. 8. Vol. xiii. For the year 1782. Part I.
Title and pp. 380; Index, pp. 2. Vol. xiv. For the year 1782. Part 11. 2 p. 1.,
pp. 378. Vol. XV. For the year 1783. Printed for J. Debrett, 1783. Title and
Index, 2 1., pp. 378. Vol. xvi. For the year 1783. Part 11. 2 p. 1., pp. 380.
Vol. XVII. For the year 1784. Title and Contents, 4 1., pp. 376. This work
contains every authentic paper relative to the American Revolution, whether pub-
lished in England or America, by the British Ministry or the American Congress.
The Prior Documents (No. 900 ante) should be added. Almon states that the
plan of the work is " to select from all the public prints the best account of ever)-
material public event; to print it in octavo; and at the end of the volume to give a
copious index to the whole." "There are several editions of the first volume, all
except the first, in royal 8vo, while the remainder are in demy 8vo. The first edition
of the first volume is also deficient of several papers contained in the succeeding edi-
tions.'— Rich. Prof. Smyth, in his lectures, says, "The great magazine of informa-
tion is the Remembrancer." " Mr. Almon was assisted by George Pownall in this
work, which has now become exceedingly scarce.'' — Nichol's Lit. Anec.
Almonte (J. N.) Guia de Forasteros y Repertorio de Cono-
cimientos Utiles. Mexico^ 1852. Sm. 8vo. Maps and Plates.
Almy (J.) and Bostwick (E. B.) State of Michigan. 1845.
To Emigrants. [New Tork^ Isaac J. Oliver^ Printer^ 1845.]
i6mo, pp. 6 (i). Map. 957
Alnambay 1858. Almanac. New Tork^ Lith. by T. W. Strong
[1857.?]. Broadside. ' 958
At the bottom of the sheet: " Eugir. Vetromile Datlias." In the Penobscot dialect
of the Abnaqui Indians, at Old Town.
Aloncle (Antoine Felix). Renseignments sur Tartillerie
navale de I'Angleterre et des £tats-Unis, Traduit d'apres les
ALSOP.
119
derniers documents officiels par A. F. Aloncle. Paris^ A. Ber-
trand^ 1865. 8vo. 3 Plates. 959
Also published in connection with two other works by the same author, under the
title: '-Etudes d'artillerie navale de I'Angleterre et des £tats-Unis." Par\%. 1865.
8vo.
A'LoRD. A short Narrative and Military Experience of
Corp. G. A'Lord, Formerly a Member of Co. G. ... r25th
Reg't N. Y. V Containing a Brief Sketch of the War ... .
\n. p. [186-]. i6mo, pp. 64. 960
Alphabetical Army Register : giving the Names, Dates of
Present and Original Commissions, Rank, Place of Nativity,
and from whence appomted, of all the Officers of the U. S.
Army, as shown by the Official Army Register, May, 1863.
New York^ Van Nostrand^ 1863. 8vo, pp. 64. 961
Alphonse de Xantoigne (Jean). See Xantoigne (Jean AI-
phonse de).
Alsedo y Herrera. See Alcedo y Herrera.
Alsinet. Nuevas Utilidades de la Quina, demostradas, con-
firmadas, y anadidas, por el Doct. D. Josef Alsinet ... . Madrid^
Antonio Munox del Valle^ ^11 \- Sm. 8vo, pp. (18), 168 (2).
Also? (George.) A | Character | of the Province of Mary-
Land, | wherein is Described in four distinct | Parts (wz.), i. The
Scituation, and Plenty of the Province. 1 11. The Laws, Customs,
and natural Demea-|nour of the Inhabitant. | iii. The worst and
best Usage of a Mary-\Land Servant, opened in view. |iv. The
I Traffique, and vendable Commodities | of the Countrey. | Also|
I A small Treatise on the Wilde and | Naked Indians (or Susque-
^ ham kes)\Qt{ Mary -land ^ their Customs, Man- 1 ners. Absurdities,
Religion. Together with a Collection of Histo-|rical Letters.
I By George Alsop. | London^ Printed by T. J. for Peter Brings . .
i 1666. Sm. 8vo, 10 p. 1., pp. 118. Portrait and Map. h. 963
j One of the rarest of books. Dr. Bliss' copy sold for £4 los. The author was a
j native of Maryland, and published " An Orthodox Plea for the Sanctuary of God,
I Common Service and White Robe of the House, written for the good of all." Lon-
} dony 1669.
Alsop (R.) A Poem ; Sacred to the Memory of George
Washington, Late President of the United States, and Com-
: mander in Chief of the Armies of the United States. Adapted to
! the 22d of Feb. 1800. By Richard Alsop. ... Hartford^ Printed
by Hudson and Goodwin^ 1 800. 8vo, pp. 23. 964
120 ALVAREZ.
[Alsop (Richard)]. The Political Green-House, for the Year
1798. Addressed to the Readers of the Connecticut Courant,
January 1st, 1799. Hartford^ Hudson & Goodwin [1799?].
i2mo, pp. 24. 965
Written by R. Alsop, Lemuel Hopkins, and Theodore Dwight, in unequal propor-
tions. See Everest's Poets of Connecticut, p. 94.
[Alsop (Richard) and Dwight (Theodore)]. The Echo, with
other Poems. \_New T^ri], 1807. 8vo, pp. xv., 331 (10).
Chiefly a political satire. See Duyckinck's Cyclopaedia of Amer, Literature,' i., 495.
Alston (W. J.) The Slavery Question. Speech of Hon.
William J. Alston in the House of Representatives, April i8,
1850. iVashington [n. d.] 8vo, pp. 8. 967
The Altar of Baal thrown down. See [Sullivan (James)].
Alton. Memorial to Congress upon the subject of a Na-
tional Armory, with the Preamble and Resolutions adopted by
the Common Council of the City of Alton, December 2, 1861.
... Alton, III., L. A Parks & Co., 1 861. 8vo, pp. 8. 968
Alton (Davis). Address ... before the Working Man's Na-
tional Union League ... June 23, 1863, at New Orleans. By
Davis Alton. New Orleans, 1863. 8vo, pp. 12. 969
Alton Riots. See Lincoln (W. S.)
Alto WAN. See [Stuart (Lord)].
Alva. Catecismo en Lengua Mexicana y Castellana. Por
B. de Alva. Mexico, 1634. 970
See Ternaux, No. 551. Ludewig does not mention this, but refers to a MS. by Don
Bartolini Alva.
Alvarado (Francisco). Vocabulario del Idioma Misteco.
Por Fray Francisco Alvarado. Mexico, Pedro Balli, 1593. 4^°-
Alvarado (Pedro de). See Barcia, Historiadores, Vol. x.,
and Ternaux Voyages.
Alvares. Copy van een Brief aen den Commissaris generael
berinen dese Provincie, aengaende het verdestrueren der Stadt
Lima in America. Von Domingo de Alvares. 1688. 4to.
Alvarez (F.) Puren Indomito. Poema. Por El Capitan F.
Alvarez de Toledo. Publicado bajo la direccion de Don Diego
ALVAREZ. 121
Barros Arana. Paris and Leipzig^ A. Franck^ 1862. l2mo, pp.
Ill, 485. [Barros Arana Biblioteca Americana.] 973
Three hundred and twenty copies printed, of which twenty are on large paper. From
1 MS. in the Madrid Library. Narrates the Indian insurrection of 1598, in Chile.
Father Ovalle made use of the MS. for his History of Chile.
|| Alvarez (Francisco). Ho Preste Joam das Indias. Verdadera
ilnforma^am das terras do Preste Joam segundo vio y escreveo
ho padre Francisco Alvarez capellaw del Rey nosso senhor.
\L'ishoa^ 1540-] 974
Original edition, of great rarity. For a very full and accurate account of this voyage,
see Navarrete, who does not quote this original Portuguese, but the Spanish translation
by Padilla. Alvarez acted as secretary to the embassy. The work deserves particular
notice, as it contains the first detailed narrative of travels in India, and incidentally
of America. A Spanish version. Anvers^ 1557' 8vo. + To/tft/o, 1538. 8vo. +
Italian in Ramusio, Vol, i., p. i89.+German, Eisleben, 1566. Folio. -f-i 571. Folio.
Alvarez (Francisco). Noticia del establecimiento y pobla-
cion de las colonias inglesas en la America septentrional ; Reli-
gion, orden de gobierno, leyes y costumbres de sus naturales y
habitantes j calidades de su clima, terreno, frutos, plantas y ani-
jnales ; y estado de su industria, artes, comercio y navigacion :
sacada de varios autores, por Don F. Alvarez ... . Madrid^ An-
tonio Fernandez^ ^77^- Sm. 4to, pp. 196. s. 975
There is an edition, falsely dated 1608, and assigned in the Catalogue of the British
Museum to the year 1764.
Alvarez (J. J.) and Duran (R.) Itinerarios y Derroteros
de la Republica Mexicana. Mexico^ 1856. 8vo. 976
Alvarez (Jose). Contestacion, ou la Carta del Indus Patriota,
con alguns reflexiones sobre el Dialogo, entre El Entusiasta
Liberal, y El Filosofo Rancio, y sobre las notas anonymas con
'que La Salido reimpreso el manifesto de Dr. Jose Alvarez de
Toledo. Philadelphia^ 1812. 8vo. 977
[Alvarez.] Manifiesto 6 satisfaccion pundonorosa, a todos
los buenos Espanoles Europeos y a todos los pueblos de la
America, por un diputado de las Cortes reunidas en Cadiz.
]^Philadelphia^ 1811.] 8vo, pp. 83 (l). H. 978
" The author, Don Jose Alvarez de Toledo, was a deputy in the Cortes of Cadiz,
for the island of Santo Domingo." — Rich.
Alvarez (J. M.) Instituciones|de derecho real|de Castilla
y de Indias. I Por El Dr. D. Jose Maria Alvarez, | Catedratico de
Instituciones de Justinia|no en la Universidad de Guatemala. |
iObra nuevamente revista, corregida y aumentada con arreglo a
la actual h&g\s\?iQ\on.\ Guatemala^ ^?»2Q.\-\- Mexico^ Reimpresa en
16
122 ALVORD.
la oficina a Cargo de Rivera^ 1826. 4 vols., limo, \-]r Habana^ '
1834. 2 vols., sm. 4to. 979 I
Alvarez (Nicolas). Noticlas sagradas de Sant. Madre del 1
Rosario en esta Ciudad de los Angeles de Puebla, en esta ,
Nueva Espana. Por ... Nicolas Alvarez. Puebla [1650 ?]. '
Alvarez (R.) Guia de Nueva York. Por R. Alvarez y I
J. G. Grediaga. New Tork^ 1863. i2mo. 981 j
Alvarez de Abreu. See Abreu. No. 76.
Alvear (Carlos). Exposicion que hace el senor brigadier D.
Carlos Alvear general en xefe del exercito sitiador de Montevideo, '
de su conducta en la rendicion de esta plaza. Vulnerada por las
falsas imputaciones de su gobernador D. Gaspar Vigodet. Buenos-
Ayres^ Imprenta de ninos expositos^ 18 14. Folio, pp. 42 (i). 982
Alvear. Observaciones sobre la defensa de la provincia de
Buenos-Aires. Amenazada de una invasion espanola al mando
del teniente General D. Pablo Morillo. Por Brig.-Gen. Carlos 1
de Alvear. Buenos-Aires^ 1865. 4to, pp. 86. 983 j
Fifty copies printed. !
Alvear (Diego de). Relacion geografica e historica de la I
provincia de Misiones, del brigadier D. Diego de Alvear ... . '
Primera edicion. Buenos-Aires^ Imprenta del estado^ l^'^b. Folio, i
pp. 106, "tabla corografica" (folded), iii. 984 j
Forms part of Vol. iv. of the Coleccion, etc., of Pedro de Angelis. j
Alves. Ode to Britannia (for the year 1780), Occasioned by ,
our late Successes. By Robert Alves, a.m. Edinburgh^ Creech^
1780. 4to. 985
" Partly relates to America." — M. R,, lxii., p. 246. .;
Alvirey. Puntual descripcion de la regia pompa conque in i
la S. Iglesia de la ciudad de los Reyes mando solemnias les
reales exequias de la S. D. Mario Josepho de Austria regna de j
Portugal D. J. Mario de Velasco, virrey de los Reinos del Peru y \
Chile. Por Alexo de Alvirey. Lima^ ^IS^- A^^- 9^^
Alvord (Benjamin). Address before the Dialectic Society of
the Corps of Cadets, in Commemoration of the Gallant Con- ,
duct of the Nine Graduates of the Military Academy, and |
other Officers of the United States' Army, who fell in the j
Battles ... in Florida, on the 28th of December, 1835, and the 1
AMANDUS.
23
25th December, 1837; the former called Dade's Battle, the
latter, the Battle of Okee-cho-bee. Delivered at West Point,
N. Y., on the 29th December, 1838. By Lieutenant Benjamin
Alvord, U. S. A. ... New Tork^ Wiley l^ Putnam^ 1839. 8vo,
pp. 62. H. 987
Alvord (J. W.) Historical Address delivered in the first
Congregational Church in Stamford, Ct., At the Celebration of
the Second Centennial Anniversary of the First Settlement of
the Town. By Rev. J. W. Alvord, Dec. 22d, 1841. New
Tork^ S. Davenport^ 1842. 8 vo, pp. 40. 988
Alzate. Gacetas de Literatura de Mexico. Por D. Jose
Antonio de Alzate Ramirez. No. i, 15th January, 1788, No.
44, Vol. III., 22d Oct., 1795. Mexico^ 1 788-1 795, 3 vols., 4to.
Alzate. Gacetas de Literatura de Mexico : por D. Jose
Antonio Alzate Ramirez. Puebla^ 1831. 4 vols., 4to, pp. viii.,
450, 486, 478, 456, con laminas. Portrait. 990
Alzate. Memoria en que se trata del Insecto Grano d Coch-
inilla, de su naturaleza y serie de su vida, escrita en Mexico en
1777. Por D. Josef Antonio de Alzate. Madrid^ J yg^. 8vo,
pp. 226. 3 Plates. 991
Am I not a Man, and a Brother ? With all Humility addressed
to the British Legislature. London^ Payne and Son^ 1788. 8vo.
On the slave trade. See M. R., LXXx., p. 69,
Amama (Nicolaus ab). Dissertationum Marinarum Decas.
In qua Praeter Marina Problemata, varia passim fundamentalia, &
Solidioris Philosophise Principiis deducta Dogmata discutiuntur.
Autore Nicolao ab Amama. Cum Indice Capitum & Articu-
lorum. Franckercs^ Excudit Idzardus Alherti^ 165 1. 8vo, pp.
596. 993
Amandus. Chronica | compendiosissima ab | exordio mundi
\%^ue ad annum Domini | Millesimum, quingentesimu;7z, trigesi-
muTw I quartum : per venerandum patrem. F. | Amandum Zierixeen-
sem, ordinis Fra | trum Minoruw, regularis obseruan- 1 tiae, virum in
Diuinis & huma|nis rebus peritissimum. !![ Eivusdem tractatvs
de|septuaginta hebdomadibus Danielis. | Adiectae svnt episto|lae
quae Christiani regis Aethiopiae, Dauidis, ad | Clementem septimum
Rhomanum pontificem, |anno Domini 1533 destinatae, Q.\xm artic-
ulis quibus|dam de fide & moribus Aethiopum Christiano-| rum.
1 Aliae quoqw^ tres epistolae, ex noua maris | Oceani Hispania ad
124 AMBOY.
nos transmissae, de fructu | mirabili illic surgentis nouae Ecclesiae, |
ex quibus animus Christianus| merito debeat laetari. ^ Jntuerpia
apud Simonem Cocum. Anno Do- \ mini, M. ccccc. xxxiiii. Mense
Maio. I Sm. 8vo, 8 p. 1., 128 leaves.+Another Edition. 1553.
8vo. + Also, 1624. Folio. 994
The most interesting portion of this compendious chronicle consists of the Letters of
Peter of Ghent, alias De Mura, which have been translated into French by Ternaux,
in his " Recueil des pieces relatives a la Conquete du Mexique, 1838," pp. 193-203.
See Troemel and Bib. Am. Vet.
Amaral. Compila^ao das leis, decretos, regulamentos, in-
struc^oes, regimentos, consultas e avisos dogoverno sobre a arre-
cada^ao, administra^ao, e iiscalisa^ao dos bens e dinheiros dos
orphaos. Em tres partes. Por Antonio Luiz do Amaral e
Silva. Parte i., ii. Pernambuco^ 1864 4to, pp. viii., 392, 34.
Amaro. Doctrina extractada de los catecismos Mexicanos
de los Padres Paredes, Carochi y Castano, autores muy selectos :
traducida al castellano para mejor instruccion de los Indios, en
las Oraciones y Misterios principales de la Doctrina cristiana,
por el Presbitero Capellan Don Juan Romualdo Amaro, va
anadido en este catecismo, el Preambulo de la confession para la
mejor disposicion de los Indios en el Santo Sacramento de la
Penitencia, y para las personas curiosas que fueren aficionadas al
idioma, con un Modo Practico de contar, segun fuere el numero
de la materia, para el mismo fin. Mexico,^ Luis Ahadiano y Val-
de-Ln^ 1840. Sm. 8vo, pp. 4, 79. 996
Amati (G.) Viaggi di Cristoforo Colombo tratti dalP opera
Ricerche storico-crit.-scientifiche, etc. Di G. Amati. Milano^
1830. 8vo. Map. 997
Amazon. A Relation of the Great River of the Amazons.
8ee [Pagan (Count de)].
Amazon. Colonizacion y Navegacion del Amazonas. Lima^
1853. ^"^- 4^°- 99^
Amberteuil (H.) Essais historiques et politiques sur les
anglo-americains. Par H. Amberteuil. Bruxelles^ 1781. 2
vols., 8vo. 999
Am BOY. Proposals by the Proprietors of East Jersey in America,^
for the building of a Town on Ambo-Point, and for the Dispo-
sition of Lands in that Province ; and also for the Encourage-
ment of Artificers and Labourers that shall Transport themselves
AMERICA. 125
thither out of England^ Scotland a.nd Ireland. London^ Printed for
Benjamin Clarke^ 1682. 4to, pp. 6. 1000
Amboyna. a Trve Relation of the Vnivst, Crvell, and Bar-
barovs Proceedings against the English at Amboyna, in the East
Indies, by the Netherlandish Governour and Councel there ... .
London.^ H. Lownes for N. Newberry .^ 1624. 4^°? PP* S^* lOOi
Frequently reprinted. Many tracts relative to this cruel massacre can be found in
the Library of the Massachusetts Historical Society. The True Relation is introduced
here on account of the following :
The Second Part of the Tragedy of Amboyna : or a True
Relation of a most Bloody, Treacherous, and Cruel design of
the Dutch in the New Netherlands in America for the total
ruining and murdering of the English Colonies in New England.
London^ for T. Matthews^ i^SS- 4^0* 1002
Ambrose (Paul). See [Kennedy (J. P.)]
Amemategui. La Dictadura de O'Higgins en Chile. Por
Miguel Luis Amemategui. Santiago^ 1855. 8vo, pp. 495.
Amendments of the Constitution submitted to the considera-
tion of the American People. Loyal Publication Society^ No. 83.
8vo, pp. 89. 1003*
Amendments proposed to be added to the Federal Constitu-
tion, by the Congress of the United States, held at New York,
March 4, 1789. Boston^ ^79^- 8vo, pp. 8. p. 1004
Amendments to our National Constitution, Respectfully sub-
mitted to the Citizens of the United States. [About 1820.] 8vo,
I leaf. 1005
Ament. De Cultuur en behandeling der West-Indischkoffij
en indigo beschreven en vergelijkt met die derzelfde producten
in Oost-Indie. Kampen^ 1836. 8vo. 1006
America. Translated from the French. London.^ Printed for
the Translator.^ ^75^- 2 vols., 8vo. 1007
a scarce and interesting privately printed book, chiefly relating to the Aborigines.
America. An Epistle in Verse, with other Poems. London^
1820. i2mo. 1008
America: A Dramatic Poem. 5^^ [Torrey (John)].
126 AMERICA.
America, an Ode ; To the People of England. London^
Almon^ 1776- 4to. 1 009
" Poetical, and its author a warm friend to America.'' — London Magazine.
America. Correspondence of the Marquess Wellesley, The
Earl of Liverpool, and Viscount Castlereagh, with the American
Ministers in London. January, 18 10, to July, 1812. a. Pre-
sented to Parliament, by Command of His Royal Highness the
Prince Regent, February, 18 13. Folio, 2 p. 1., pp. 59. g. 10 10
America. Correspondence between The Marquess Wellesley
and Mr. Morris, July, 1810, to March, 181 1. b. Folio, 2 p.
1., pp. 29. G. lOII
America. Correspondence between The Marquess Wellesley
and Mr. Foster, April, 181 1, to December, 181 1. c. Folio, 2
p. 1., pp. 73. G. 1012
America. Correspondence between Viscount Castlereagh,
and Messrs. Foster and Baker. March to August, 1812. d.
Folio, pp. 114. G. 1013
America. Correspondence Relative to the French Decrees
and the Orders in Council. Subsequent to 20th May, 18 12.
Folio, pp. 35. G. 1014
America and Africa. London^ Cassell^ i^ ^6. i2mo. 1015
America and France. The entire Message of the President
of the United States [John Adams] to both Houses of Congress j
covering the full powers to, and dispatches from, the Envoys
Extraordinary of the United States, to the French Republic.
Boston^ B. Russell^ '^19^- 8vo, pp. 71. 10 16
Reprinted in London, with the title of" American State Papers," 1798. 8vo.
America and the Americans. See [Boardman (James) ].
America and the West Indies. See Long (G.)
America as I Found It. By the Author of Memoir of Mary
Lundie Duncan. London^ N'lshet^ 1852. l2mo.-|-Same. New
Tork^ Carters^ 1852. i2mo, pp. 440. 1017
America Compared with England ; the respective Social Effects
of the American and English Systems of Government and Legis-
lation, and the Mission of Democracy. London^ E. Wilson^
1848. i2mo. p. 1018
i
AMERICA. 127
Ausz America, das ist, ausz der|Newen Welt. | Vnderschid-
licher Schrei-|ben Extract, von den Jaren 1616, 1617, i6i8.|
Was gestalt Acht Patres Societatis, vnd zwo andere| Ordensper-
sonen, von desz Christlichen Glaubens wegen Ihr Blut|vergos-
sen. Was auch sonst die Patres Societatis Gott zu Ehren, |
vnnd zu |ausbreittung seines heiligsten Namens, auff | sich gen-
ommen. I Ausz Frantzosischer Sprach in die Teutsche | vber-
gesetzt. I [Motto.] Getruckt xu Augspurg^ hey Sara Mangin\
IVittib.^ 1 620. 1 4to, 2. p. 1., pp. 91. 10 19
America Discovered. A Poem, In Twelve books. By an
American. New York^ J. F. Trow^ 1850. i2mo, pp. 283 (i).
America Dissected. See [Macsparran (James)].
America, Disputatio Publica. i. Quae sit Origo Gentis
Americanae ? 2. An America Veteribus quoque fuerit cognita?
Rinthelli. [s. a.] 4to. c. 1021
L' America | Geografico-Storico | Politica, | Ovvero | Descrizione,
e nome d'ogni Provincia; sua | estensione, confini, proprieta de'
climi, fer-|tilita de' terreni ; e Stato politico, utile, ed | economico
di ciascuno stabilimento Europeo. | Tomo Primo. | In Venezia^ \
MDCCLXXXV. I Presso Antonio Zatta e Figli^ | Con Licenza de' Superi-
orly e Privilegio. \ 3 vois., 4to, pp. xvi., 322 ; pp. viii., 288 ; pp.
xii., 236. H. 1022
America in Arms. A Short and Faithful Account of the Con-
duct of Great Britain towards the American States which forced
them to declare themselves Free and Independent, . . . Printea
in the Tear 178 1. 8vo. 1023
America Invincible. An Heroic Poem, in Two Books ; . . .
To which is prefixed, A concise History of the Former Wars
in America. Dedicated to his Excellency Horatio Gates, Esq.
By an Officer of Rank in the Continental Army. Number i.
Danvers^ near Boston^ '^111' 8vo, pp. 40. 1024
Book II. ends with the death of Montgomery. The poem was " to be continued."
La America Lloranda por la temprana muerte de su amado,
su padre, su bien y sus delicias el E. S. D. Bernardo de Galvez,
Conde de Galvez, &c. Capitan Genl. de la Luisiana y dos
Floridas, &c. Humilde rasgo del Lic^- D. Agustin Pomposa Fer-
nandez de San Salvador Abogado, &c. Mexico [n. d.] Sm.
4to, pp. 25, 6. 1025
128 AMERICA.
America Lost. A Poem of Condolence. Addressed to Brit-
annia. London^ Lewis^ ^77^' 4^0* 1 026
See Monthly Review, First Series, Vol. lviii., p. 469.
America, or a General Survey. See [Everett (Alex. H.)]
America Poetica. Colleccion escojida de Composiciones en
Verso escritas por Americanos en el presente siglo. Valparaiso^
1846. Rl. 8vo, 13 parts, pp. 820. 1027
America Pois'd in the Balance of Justice. Ornamented with
an Elegiac Frontispiece, and a Reconciliatory Tail-piece. In this
Research the Mother Country and her Colonies is considered in a
New Light, and supported by arguments quite different from
those held forth by the Parliamentary Speakers and Polemical
Writers on either side of the question. By P — oplicola H — is-
toricus. Printed for the Author^ I77^- A^^t PP- 40- ^ Plates.
America und seine jetzige Bewegung. Nach einem Vortrag
gehalten im vorstadtischen Handwerkervein. Berlin^ Reinhold
Schlingmann^ 1 86 1. i6mo, pp. 32. 1029
La America Vindicada. See [Sanchez Valverde].
America Vindicated from the High Charge of Ingratitude and
Rebellion : with a Plan of Legislation Proposed to the Consider-
ation of Both Houses, For Establishing a Permanent and Solid
Foundation, For a just constitutional Union, between Great
Britain and her Colonies. By a Friend to Both Countries.
. . . Devizes^ T. Burroughs m.dcc.lxxiv. 8vo, Title, pp. 48.
" Written by a warm advocate for the Americans, who proposes that a free consti-
tution should be confirmed to North America, similar to that of Ireland." — Monthly
Review, Vol. l., p. 325.
America. A most singular woodcut or broadside, measuring
about 13 J in. by 8 J in. with 4 lines of letterpress beneath, in
German, purporting to be a representation and description of the
natives discovered by the Portuguese on the northern coast of
South America. The following is a I'teral translation of the in-
scription, viz. — " This figure represents to us the people and
island which have been discovered by the Christian king of Por-
tugal or by his subjects. The people are thus naked, handsome,
brown, well shaped in body, their heads, necks, arms, private
parts, feet of men and women, are a little covered with feathers.
The men also have many precious stones in their faces and
breasts. No one else has anything, but all things are in common.
AMERICAN. 129
And the men have as wives those who please them, be they
mothers, sisters, or friends, therein make they no distinction.
They also fight with each other. They also eat each other,
even those who are slain, and hang the flesh of them in the
smoke. They become a hundred and fifty years of age. And
have no government." 1031
The cut attempts to represent the minutize of the foregoing inscription. It is be-
lieved to be the earliest xylographic print relating to America, and unique. Its date
is, doubtless, very shortly subsequent to the letters of Columbus announcing his dis-
covery. In Stevens' Am. Bibliographer, pp. 7, 8, it is reproduced in fac-simile, and
described at greater length.
De Americaansche Mercurius behelsende drie . . . Geschie-
denissen van Liefdens Hartstochten, Onkuysche Rampspoeden
en Rampsalige Minnedriften ... in America voorgevallen. Am-
sterdam^ 1678. i2mo. Plates. m. 1032
An interesting and curious book, now very rare.
Les Americains, ou, la preuve de la Religion Chretienne.
Par les Lumieres Naturelles. 181 1. 6 vols., 8vo. ^^33
American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Memoirs of the
American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Vol. i., Boston^ 1785.
Vol. II., Part I., Boston^ 1793 ; Part 11., Boston^ 1804. Vol. ill.,
Cambridge^ 1 809- 1 5. Vol. iv., Cambridge^ 18 1 8-20. New
series. Vol. l.-viii., Cambridge^ 1 833-1861. 1034
A list of the articles contained in these volumes is inserted in Triibner's Bibl.
Guide, pp. 7-17.
Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences,
1 846-1 865, &c. Boston and Cambridge^ 1848-1866. 6 vols., 8vo.
American Adventure by Land and Sea ; being remarkable
instances of enterprise and fortitude among Americans ; Ship-
wrecks, Indian Captivities, &c. New York^ Harpers^ 1841, &c.
2 vols., i8mo. 1036
The American Alarm, or the Bostonian Plea, for the Rights
and Liberties of the People. Humbly addressed to the King and
Council, and to the Constitutional Sons of Liberty in America.
By the British Bostonian. Boston^ Printed and Sold by D. Knee-
land and N. Dav'ts^ in ^een Street^ ^7^3' 8vo, pp. 52. w. 1037
American Almanac. New Brunswick^ N.J.^jSoj. iimo.
The American Almanac and Repository of Useful Knowl-
17
I -20 AMERICAN. )
i
edge for the Year 1 830-1 862. Boston^ i829-'62. 33 vols.,
i2mo. 1039 '
The volume for 1830 was edited by Jared Sparks j from 183 1 to 1842 the work was
conducted by Joseph E. Worcester} from 1843 to 1847 by Francis Bowen, subse- 1
quently by George P. Sanger. The volumes for 1839. 1849 and 1859 contain general
indexes to the volumes for 1830-39, 1840-49 and 1850-59, respectively. This
valuable work, which is, in fact, a compendious annual register, terminated in 1862,
is well worthy of being preserved as a book of reference. It was succeeded by the
National Almanac. '
The American and British Chronicle of War and Politics ; '
being an Accurate and Comprehensive Register of the most
memorable Occurrences in the last ten Years of His Majesty's
Reign : in which will be found above Eighteen Hundred Inter-
esting Events, During the late War between Great Britain and
America, France, Spain and Holland; From May lo, 1773, to 1
July 16, 1783. The whole carefully collected from Authentic j
Records, and correctly arranged in Chronological Order. Multum j
in Parvo. This compendium, or Political System of Foreign !
and Domestic Affairs, is a faithful Diary of Civil and Military !
Transactions, extracted from Government Dispatches and Offi- |
cial Papers, Votes of the House of Commons and Lords, Reso- |
lutions of Congress, Acts of Council, Royal Proclamations,
Edicts, &c. Provincial Considerations, Debates, Petitions, Ad- |
dresses, Meetings, and Determinations. Every Engagement by '
Sea and Land, Military Operations, Civil Establishments, I
Changes in Administration, Political Struggles, and Principal .'
Appointments ; Treaties of Alliance, Commerce, and Peace ; 1
Constitutional and Financial Reform ; Land and Marine Force j
of the Belligerent Powers; Public Revenue, Debt, and Expen- i
diture, &c. &c. &c. To the Recapitulation of Public Occurrences |
during the late War in America and in Europe, is added a general
Table of Prior Events ; British Governors in America at the ;
Commencement of Hostilities ; Members of the first Congress ; I
Constitution and Form of Government of the several States, and
Population in each ; Ships of War taken, lost, or destroyed ; |
Roads in America ; and a copious Abridgement of the Treaties
of Peace. London^ Printed for the Author [1783]. 8vo, 60 un-
numbered leaves. s. 1040 j
The dedication is signed E. J. S. Faribault, No. 926, quotes a book with a similar |
title, 4 vols., 4to, London, 1801, which is probably an error. |
American and English Oppression, and British and American I
Abolitionists : a Letter addressed to R. D. Webb, Esq. By an
American in his Fatherland. London^ 1853. ^^^' '°4'
AMERICAN.
'3^
American and West-Indian Gazetteer, containing an Authentic
Description of the Colonies and Islands in that part of the Globe.
London^ iJjS. i2mo. 1042
American Anecdotes : Original and Select. By an Ameri-
can. In Two Volumes. Boston^ Putnam & Hunt^ 1830. i2mo,
pp. 300 and 300. 1043
Contains four hundred and eighty-seven anecdotes, mostly relating to the American
Revolution, with an index. Attributed to Freeman Hunt.
American Annals, 1775. See [Pennant (Thos.)]
The American Annual Cyclopaedia, and Register of Important
Events of the Year 1861. ... New Tork^ D. Jppleton l3 Co.
[1862]. Rl. 8vo. Continued annually. I044
The American Annual Monitor for 1858 ; or, Obituary of
the Members of the Society of Friends in America for the Year
1858. New Tork^ IVm. Wood., 1859, ^"<^ continued. 1045
The American Annual Register for 1796. See [Callender
(J. T.)]
The American Annual Register; for the Years 1825-6;
1826-7; 1827-8-9; 1827-8-9. Second Part; 1829-30; 1830-31
... For 1825-9, ^^^ Tork; 1829-31, Boston., 1827-32. 8vo.
Each volume has a double paging, A second edition of" the volume for 1826-7 '^^
published in 1835. The work was continued, with the following title :
Fessenden & Co.'s Series. The American Annual Register
of Public Events; for the Year 1831-32. ... Brattlehoro\ Ft..,
Fessejiden., ^^33- Svo. + The American Annual Register for the
Year 1832-3. New York., Wm. Jackson., 1835. 8vo. 1047
Complete sets in eight volumes are rather scarce.
American Antiquarian Society. Address to the Members ...
together with the Laws and Regulations of the Institution, and
a List of Donations to the Society ... . Worcester^ William
Manyiing., March., 1 8 19. 8vo, pp. 38. 1 048
Archasologia Americana. Transactions and Collections of the
American Antiquarian Society. Published by Direction of the
Society. Vol. I. Worcester., Mass.., mdcccxx. 8vo, pp. 436.
Vol. II. [Indian Dialects of North America.] Cambridge., 1836.
pp. XXX., 573 (i). Vol. III. Boston., 1857. PP- cxxxviii., 378.
Vol. IV. Boston., i860, pp. viii., 355 (i). 1049
A list of the contents of each volume will be found in Triibner's Bibi. Guide, pp.
246-248.
132
AMERICAN.
A Catalogue of Books in the Library of the American Anti-
quarian Society, in Worcester, Massachusetts. [By C. C. Bald-
win.] Worcester^ 1837. 8vo, pp. 571 in all. 1050
This catalogue is replete with the rarest of American pamphlets, as the reference
mark W in this dictionary will abundantly testify.
Catalogue of Officers and Members of the American Anti-
quarian Society, May 29, 1839. ... With the Laws of the
Society, as revised. Worcester^ J 839. Svo. w. 1051
Communication from the President of the American Anti-
quarian Society to the Members, October 24th, 18 14. Worcester
[n. d.] 8vo, pp. 12, 6. 1052
Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society. ... Vol.
I., May, 1846, to May, 1848. Vol. 11. (pp. 1-160). Vol. iii.
Boston^ 1846-49. 8vo (pp. 105-184). Proceedings at the Annual
Meeting, Worcester, Oct. 23, 1843. Worcester. 8vo. Con-
tinued semi-annually. I053
The American Apollo, containing the Publications of the
[Massachusetts] Historical Society, Essays, Moral, Political, and
Poetical, and the daily Occurrences in the Natural, Civil, and
Commercial World. ... Part i. and 11. in 39 Nos. Boston^
1791-92. Svo. 1054
American Archives. See Force (Peter).
American Arguments for British Rights. See [Hamilton
(Alex.)].
American Art. See [Waterston (R. C.)]
Transactions of the American Art-Union. For the Year
1844-49. New York. 8vo.+ Bulletin, 1848-1851, and Sup-
plementary Bulletin, May i, 1853. New York. Svo and 4to.
American Association for the Advancement of Science. Re-
port on the History and Progress of the American Coast Survey
up to ... 1858. By the Committee of Twenty appointed by
the ... Association ... August, 1857. ["• P-i 185S.] Svo. pp. 88.
The composition of the report was begun by Judge J. K. Kane, and, after his
death, completed by F. A. P. Barnard.
Proceedings ... . First Meeting, held at Philadelphia, Septem-
ber, 1S48. Philadelphia .^ 1849. Svo, pp. 156. 1057
Continued annually.
i
AMERICAN. 133
Constitution, Addresses and List of Members of the American
Association for the Promotion of Social Science, with the ques-
tions proposed for discussion, to which are added, Minutes of
the Transactions of the Association, July, 1866. Boston^ 1866.
8vo, pp. 64. 1058
American Atlantic and Pacific Ship Canal Company. Charter
and Act of Incorporation ... and Treaty of Protection Negociated
between the United States and Great Britain. New Tork^ 1850.
8vo, pp. 30.-|-Charter and Act of Incorporation ... as amended :
also Treaty [as above] ; ... and Charter granted by the State of
Nicaragua to the Accessory Transit Company. New Tork^ 1852.
8vo, pp. 28. 1059
American Atlas, consisting of Twenty One Large Maps, viz.
a Map of each State and Province, as well as the British Prov-
inces and the West Indies. Philadelphia^ I795- Folio. 1060
This is the first native American Atlas. The maps were engraved for the American
edition of Guthrie's Geography. A doubtful title; from a bookseller's catalogue.
The American Atlas ; containing the following Maps. — viz —
I. North- America 2. South-America 3. United States 4. New-
Hampshire 5. Province of Maine 6. Massachusetts 7. Vermont.
8. Rhode-Island 9. Connecticut 10. New- York 11. New- Jer-
sey 12. Pennsylvania 13. Delaware and Maryland 14. Virginia
15. Kentucky, with the adjoining Territories 16. North-Caro-
lina 17. South-Carolina 18. Georgia 19. Tennessee 20. West-
Indies. New-Tor k^ Published by John Reid^ Bookseller and Sta-
tioner^ No. 106, Water-Street. 1 796. Folio. H. 1061
American Atlas. A Complete Historical, Chronological and
Geographical American Atlas ; being a Guide to the History of
North and South America, and the West Indies : exhibiting an
accurate Account of the Discovery, Settlement and Progress of
their various Kingdoms, States, Provinces, &c.. Together with
the Wars, celebrated Battles and remarkable Events, to the year
1822, According to the plan of Le Sage's Atlas, and intended
as a Companion to Lavoisne's Improvement of that celebrated
Work. Philadelphia^ Carey ^ Lea., 1822. Folio. 53 Maps.
For a French translation of this work, see Buchon (J. A.)
American Atlas. See JefFerys (Thos.)
The American Bard ; or, Select Poems of various Times and
Countries ... . No. i., containing : ... " The Land of the
1 34
AMERICAN.
Aztecs," translated from the Mexican Poet, Heredia ... . New
Tork^ i860. 8vo, pp. 16. H. 1063
American Bards. See [Wain (Robert)].
The American Bee, a Collection of Entertaining Histories.
Leominster^ Mass.^ 1797- i2mo. 1064
The American Biography, containing Biographical Sketches
of the Officers of the Revolution and of the principal Statesmen
of that period, to which are added the Life and Character of
Benedict Arnold, and the Narrative of Major Andre, compiled
from authentic sources. Wheeling^ F. Kenyan^ ^^SS* 8^°.
The American Bloody Register, containing the History of the
Lives, Last Words and Dying Confession of three most noted
Criminals, Richard Barrick and John Sullivan, Highway Robbers,
and Confession of Alexander White, Murderer and Pirate. Boston^
Printed and sold by E. Russell^ 1784. i2mo, pp. 30. 1066
The American Bureau of Mines. Union Pacific Railroad.
A Geological and Agricultural Survey of 100 miles West of
Omaha. By the American Bureau of Mines. New Tork^ 1866.
Svo, pp. 44. 1067
American Bravery. See [Butler (James)].
American Candour, in a Tract lately published at Boston,
entitled " An Analysis of the late Correspondence between our
Administration and Great Britain and France," with an attempt
to show what are the real causes of the failure of the Negocia-
tions between France and America. London^ 1809. Svo. 1068
American Charters ; granted by Charles 11., William and Mary,
and George 11. ; viz., Connecticut, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania,
Massachusetts Bay, and Georgia. London [n. d.] Folio, pp.
10, 14, 12, 21, 18. c. 1069
A conjectural title from the catalogue of the library of Congress.
The American Christian Record ; containing the History,
Confession of Faith and Statistics of each Religious Denomina-
tion in the United States and Europe ; a list of all the Clergy-
men, with their Post-office Address, etc. New York^ i860.
i2mo, pp. 696. 1070
American Chronological Tablets, exhibiting in a Methodical
i
AMERICAN. 135
Manner the most Remarkable Occurrences from the Creation of
the World to the Present Period. Baltimore^ 18 12. i8mo.
American Chronology : or a Summary of Events relating to
the United States, from 1492 to 1813. Philadelphia^ I§I3-
i2mo. 1072
The American Citizen's Manual of Reference. New Tork^
1840. 8vo, pp. 102. 1073
The American Citizen's sure Guide : being a Collection of
most important State Papers : such as The Declaration of Inde-
pendence : Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union : The
Constitution of the United States : All the Treaties now in
force which the United States have ever made : Merchants' and
Seamen's Acts : Duties on Goods, Wares and Merchandize :
Census as taken in 1800, &c. ... Printed for Charles Peirce of
Portsmouth^ N. //., hy S. Sewall^ Kennehunk^ 1 804. l2mo, pp.
356(2). + And Trenton^ 1813. i2mo. h. 1074
The American Civil War, as seen by an Englishman. \JLon-
don ? 186-.] i6mo, pp. 4. 1075
American Claim of Rights, addressed to the Deputies of North
America, in General Congress. Charles-Town^ S. C, 1774. 4to.
American Colonization Society. See Slavery.
American Commissioners of Claims at Paris. Statement, Cor-
respondence, Conjectural Notes, &c. Philadelphia^ 1807. ^^^•
American Congregational Union. The Year Book of the
... Union for the Year 1854. [Vol. i.] New Tork^ 1854. 8vo.
Continued. 1078
The American Crisis. See [Paine (T.)]
The American Crisis, by a Citizen of the World, inscribed to
those Members of the Community vulgarly called Patriots.
London^ Flexney^ I'J']']. 8vo. JO 79
" The Citizen of the World takes for granted a speedy triumph over the colonists,
and accordingly recommends, in the strongest manner, clemency towards the van-
quished."— M. R., Lvi., p. 400.
The American Crisis ; its Causes, Significance, and Solution.
By Americus. Chicago^ III., J. R. Walsh, 1862. 1080
American Destiny : what shall it be, Republican or Cossack ?
136 AMERICAN.
An Argument addressed to the People of the late Union, North
and South. New York^ Columbian Association,, 1864. 8vo, pp.44.
American Dialogues of the Dead and Dialogues of the Amer-
can Dead. 1814. 8vo. 1081^
American Educational Year-Book, for 1857 : comprising an
Almanac, Educational Statistics, Teacher's Directory, etc.
[Edited by the Rev. Augustus Russell Pope. Vol. i.] Boston^
James Robinson and Company^ etc., 1857. i2mo, pp. 192. Con-
tinued. H. 1082
American Discovery and Conquest. London^ 1857. i2mo.
American Encroachments. See [Atcheson (Nath.)]
Transactions of the American Ethnological Society. Vols,
l.-iii. New Tork^ 1850-1853. 8vo. 1084
A list of the contents will be found in Triibner's Bibl. Guide.
American Exports and Imports ; Calculations and Tables of
Corresponding Equivalents, at different Rates of Exchange, of
American Exports and Imports ; adapted to the Commerce of
Great Britain and the United States, as a Manual for Merchants
and Manufacturers. Second Edition. London^ jS^i' 4to, pp. 84.
The American Freedman. A Monthly Journal ... . Vol. i.
No. I. April, 1866. New York^ 1866. 8vo. 1086
American Freedmen's Inquiry Commission. Preliminary Re-
port touching the Condition and Management of Emancipated
Refugees; made to the Secretary of War ... June 30, 1863. ...
New York^ John F. Trow^ Printer^ 1863. 8vo, pp. 40. H. 1087
The American Gazette ; Being a Collection of all the Authen-
tic Addresses, Memorials, Letters, Petitions and other Papers,
which relate to the Present Disputes between Great Britain and
her Colonies, containing also many original Papers never before
Published. London^ G. Kearsley^ 1 768-1 770. 8vo. Nos. i to
6, and an Appendix. 1088
The title-page of some copies varies from the above. It includes a Journal of
Transactions and Correspondence of Bernard Gage. See M. R., Vol. xxxix., p. 326 j
XLii., p. 485. A London sale Catalogue quotes an edition with a Boston imprint.
American Gardener's Magazine, and Register of Useful Dis-
coveries and Improvements in Horticulture and Rural Affairs.
Vol. i.-ii. ... Conducted by C. M. Hovey and P. B. Hovey,
i
AMERICAN. 137
Jr. Boston : Russell^ Shattuck and IVilliams ; and Hovey and
Company^ 1835-36. ' 8vo. Continued as the Adagazine of Hor-
ticulture. H. 1089
The American Gazetteer ; containing a distinct Account of
all the Parts of the New World : Their Situation, Climate, Soil,
Produce, Former and Present Condition ; Commodities, Manu-
factures, and Commerce. Together with An accurate Account
of the Cities, Towns, Ports, Bays, Rivers, Lakes, Mountains,
Passes, and Fortifications : The whole intended to exhibit the
Present State of Things in that part of the Globe, and the Views
and Interests of the several Powers who have Possessions in
America. Illustrated with proper Maps. In three volumes.
London^ J. Millar^ Jjbl. l2mo, pp. xxiv., 324; 348 ; 348.
A meritorious work. Set M. R., xxv., p. 155. Translated into Italian in 1763.
See '* II Gazettiere Americano."
American Geographical and Statistical Society. Annual Re-
port ... . For ... 1857. Society's Rooms ^ New-Tor k University^
1850. 8vo, pp. 50 (i). Continued. -{-Bulletin. Vol. i., for ...
1852. New Tork^ G. P. Putnam^ 1852. 8vo, pp. 79 (i). Con-
tinued.-h Catalogue of the Library ... . Compiled by E. R.
Straznicky. New Tork^ G. B. Teubner^ Printer^ 1857. ^^^^ PP-
32. -h Charter and By-Laws. New Tork^ 1852. 8vo.-f Also, i860.
8vo, pp. 3 1. -|- Proceedings ... . V^ol. i. New York [1863]. 8vo.
-^Statement of the Objects and Organization. New Tork^ 1856.
8vo, pp. 2i. + Also, New Tork^ 1857. 8vo, pp. 14. 1091
American Geographical and Statistical Society. The Polar
Exploring Expedition. A Special Meeting ... held March 22,
i860. New Tork^ i860. 8vo, pp. 40. Map. H. 1092
The American Gift-Book, containing Washington's Farewell
Address, the Constitution of the United States, Sketches of
Washington, &c. New Tork^ 1859. i2mo. '093
American Glory. See Free Trade.
The American Guide Book ; being a Hand-Book for Tourists
and Travellers through every part of the United States. New
Tork and Philadelphia^ l%^6. i2mo. I094
The American Historical Magazine. Vol. i. Nos. i to 6.
18
138 AMERICAN.
January to June, 1836. New Haven^ William Storer^ Jr.^ 1836.
8vo, pp. 240. 1095
No more published. It contains much matter relating to New England not to be
found elsewhere } among other things a life of Gov. Eaton.
American Historical Magazine. Vol. i. No. i. January,
1850. New Tork^ 1850. 1096
Transactions of the American Historical Society. Vol. i.
Washington^ 1839. 8vo. IO97
American Historical Tales. New York ^Appleton^\%^o , i2mo.
American Historical Tales for Youth. New Tork^ 1831, &c.
i8mo, pp.'204, 177, 174. 1099
The Lives of John Smith, Boone, and Randolph, in one volume.
American History and Biography, etc. New Tork^ C. Lohman^
1838. i8mo, pp. vi., 258. iioo
American Home Missionary Society Report. New Tork^
1826. Continued. iioi
American Homestead Association. Proposals to establish the
... Association. \_Washington^ 1865.] Broadside. h. iioij
The American Hunter, a Tale, from Incidents which hap-
pened during the War with America. To which is annexed a
Somersetshire Story. London^ Kearsley^ 1788. l2mo. il02
Sec the M. R., lxxix., p. 170.
American Husbandry. See [Young (Arthur)].
The American in Algiers, or the Patriot of '76 in Captivity;
A Poem. New York^ ^191' i2mo. 1103
The American in Algiers. A Poem. Canto 11. [No im-
print.] i2mo. M. 1104
American Independence the Interest of Great Britain. See
[Cartwright (John)].
American Institute. Journal ... a Monthly Publication de-
voted to Agriculture, Commerce, Manufactures, and the Arts,
accompanied with Public Documents. New York^ 1836-40. 4
vols., 8vo. 1105
Transactions of the American Institute. Annual Report made
to the Legislature. Albany^ 1842. 8vo. Continued. 1106
AMERICAN.
139
Alphabetical and Analytical Catalogue of the American Insti-
tute Library. With the Rules and Regulations, &c. New
York^ W. L. S. Harrison^ Printer^ 1 852. 8vo, pp. 8, 212. H.
American Institute of Instruction, Act of Incorporation, By-
Laws, &c. Boston^ 1 83 1. 1 2mo.-f Introductory Lectures. Bos-
ton^ 1 83 1. 8vo. 1 108
Continued annually. The later volumes include " The Journal of Proceedings, and
a List of the Officers."
American International Relief Committee for the Suffering
Operatives of Great Britain. Report ... 1862-63. New Tork^
Printed hy C. A. Alvord^ 1864. 8vo, pp. 72. H. 1 109
Relates to the cotton famine.
The American Jest Book, containing a Choice Selection of
Jests, Anecdotes, Bon Mots, Stories, &c. Printed at Harris-
burgh ^ for C. Carey ^ of Philadelphia^ ^79^- 8vo. 1 1 10
This scarce book is one of the earliest publications of its kind in the United States.
American Journal of Conchology. Edited by G. W. Tryon,
Junr. Vol. I. Philadelphia^ 1865. 8vo, pp. viii., 387. 30
Plates. nil
American Journal of Education. For ... 1826-1829. Vol.
i.-iv. Boston^ 1826-29. 8vo. 1 1 12
Monthly. Edited by W. Russell. Continued in the " American Annals cJf Edu-
cation."
The American Journal of Education and College Review.
Published monthly. Editors : Absalom Peters, d.d., Henry
Barnard, ll.d. Vol. i. August, 1855-January, 1856. No.
1-2. New Tork^ N. A. C^//f/«j [1855-56]. 8vo. 11 13
After these two numbers the editors separated, and established independent jour-
nals, Mr. Peters taking as associate editor Hon. S. S. Randall, and also in No. 8,
sqq., Alexander Wilder, m.d. Mr. Barnard's Journal dropped the words '' and Col-
lege Review" from the title. Nos. i and 2 also appeared as
The American Journal of Education. Published bi-monthly.
Edited by Henry Barnard, ll.d. Vol. i. 1856. Nos. i and
2. Second Edition. Originally issued as Nos. i. and IL of the
American Journal of Education and College Review. Hartford^
F. C. BrQwnell\\^^^'\. 8vo. Continued. 1114
With numerous biographies and portraits. Vol. xi. is also "New Series. Vol. i."
American Journal of Geology and Natural Science. Con-
140 AMERICAN.
ducted by G. W. Featherstonhaugh, 1831. Philadelphia^ 183 1.
Svo. 1 1 15
American Journal of Improvements in the Useful Arts, and
Mirror of the Patent Office in the United States. By I. L.
Skinner. Assisted by Uriah Brown. Washington^ 1828. 8vo.
Vols, i.-n., New Series. Vol. i., 1831.
American Journal of Indigenous Materia Medica, and Re-
pertory of Medical Science. Conducted by B. Keith, m.d.
Vol. I. No. I. November, i860. New Tork^ i860. 8vo.
The American Journal of Insanity, edited by the Officers of
the New York State Lunatic Asylum, Utica. Volume i.
JJtica^ 1844-5. 8^o? PP* 39^- Continued. h. 1118
Vol. IV., sqq., " Printed at the Asylum.'"''
American Journal of Numismatics and Bulletin of the Ameri-
can Numismatic and Archaeological Society. New York^ Edward
Cogan^ 1866. Rl. 8vo. 1119
The American Journal of Science, more especially of Miner-
alogy, Geology, and the other branches of Natural History ... .
Conducted by Benjamin Silliman ... . New York (ii.-l.). New
Haven^ i8i8-[47]. 50 vols. Second Series. Vol. i. New
Haven [1846]. 8vo. Continued. 1120
Conducted by Prof. B. Silliman to January, 18385 to October, 1845, by Profs. B.
Silliman and B. Silliman, Junr. ; afterward by Profs. B. Silliman, B. Silliman, Junr.,
and J. D. Dana, aided subsequently to May, 1 851, by Prof. A. Gray, Prof. L. Agassiz,
Dr. W. I. Burnett, and Dr. W. Gibbs. Vol. 50 is " General Index to Vol. 1-49,"
and the Preface contains a history of the work} No. 30 of "Second Series'* is " Gen-
eral Index to Vol. i-ioj" No. 60 is "General Index of Vol. H-20}" No. 90 is
"General Index to Vol. 21-30." The First Series was quarterly, the Second is bi-
monthly.
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences. Edited by
Isaac Hays, m.d. Vol. i. Philadelphia^ 1827. 8vo. 1121
First Series, Vol. i.-xxvi. New Series, continued.
The American Kalendar, or United States Register for the
year 1794. To be continued annually. Philadelphia^ 1794*
l2mo, pp. \%'] .-Y London^ Reprinted for y. Debrett., ^ 794- i2mo,
pp. 187. 1122
Highly commended in the Monthly Re'vieiv, Vol. xv., p. 338. The last of which I
find a notice is dated 1798.
The American Keepsake ... with a Steel-Plate Engraving of
AMERICAN. 141
all the Presidents of the United States, and containing the
Declaration of Independence ... Constitution of the United
States ... Washington's Inaugural Address, First Annual Mes-
sage, and his Farewell Address ... . To which is added Date of
Formation of State Constitutions, Qualifications of Voters ... in
each State ; Qualifications for Governors, Senators and Repre-
sentatives in the Different States. ... To which is appended the
New Postage Law of 1845, Entire. Boston^ 1845. i2mo, pp.
75. H. 1 1 23
The American Laborer : Devoted to the cause of Protection
to Home Industry. Vol. i. New Tork^ 1842-3. 8vo. 11 24
The American Landscape, No. i. Containing ... Views ... .
Engraved from Original and Accurate Drawings ... and from
well authenticated Pictures ; with Historical and Topographical
Illustrations. New Tork^ Elam Bliss^ 1830. 4to, pp. 16. 6
Plates. H. 1 1 25
American Legal Association. Manual of the ... Association:
containing its Plan, Constitution and Secretary's Report, to-
gether with the Catalogue of its Members, embracing the ...
Address of at least one ... Lawyer at almost every Village and
City in the Union. Also, The Legal Forms for the acknowl-
edgment of Deeds and the Rates of Interest in every State.
New Tork^ J^^^t 1851. 8vo, pp. 31 (i). h. 1126
American Liberty, A Poem. [Mottoes.] New York^ Printed
by J. Anderson^ at Beekman Sltp^ mdcclxxv. 8vo. p. 1127
American Literary Association. Constitution. Philadelphia^
1809. i6mo, pp. 16. p. 1128
The American Literary Gazette. See American Publishers'
Circular.
The American Literary Magazine. — Monthly — By T. Dwight
Sprague. Vol. l. Albany^ Printed by Joel Munsell^ 1847. ^^^^
pp. iv., 392. Continued. h. 1129
Vol. III., &c., Hartford, Printed by J. Gaylord Wells. Contains many biographies
and portraits.
American Lyceum of Science and the Arts, Composed of
Associations for Mutual Instruction, &c. Worcester^ 1827,
8vo. 1129^
American Lyceum, or Society for the Improvement of Schools,
142 AMERICAN.
and Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. [Prospectus.] Boston^ T.
R. Marvin^ Printer^ 1829. 8vo, pp. 16. + Proceedings of the
Convention held in New- York, 1831, 32, to organize the Na-
tional Department of the Institution. Boston^ 1831. 8vo. -|-
Also, Proceedings July, 1832. No. i. New Tork^ 1832. 8vo.
The American Magazine, a Monthly Miscellany, devoted to
Literature, Science, History, Biography, and the Arts ; includ-
ing also State Papers and Public Documents, with ... Public
News, and Passing Events .... Vol. i. Albany^ 18 15. 8vo. H.
The American Magazine and Historical Chronicle. ... Boston^
Rogers ajid Foiule^ 1743-46. 3 vols., 8vo. M. 1 132
The American Magazine and Monthly Chronicle for the
British Colonies. Volume i. Containing From October 1757
to October 1758 inclusive. By a Society of Gentlemen. ...
Phiiadelphia^WiUiam Bradford[l']^'j-^%']. 8vo, pp. 656 (6). H. P.
The American Magazine and Repository of Useful Literature.
Edited by John S. Wood, m.d., and Barnabas Wood, assisted by
several Literary Gentlemen. Albany^ 1841-42. 8vo. Vol. I ;
Vol. 2, 3 nos. 1 134
American Magazine. Containing a Miscellaneous Collection
of Original and other Valuable Essays ... . [Edited by Noah
Webster.] New Tork^ Printed by Samuel Loudon^ Dec. 1787 to
Nov. 1788. 8vo, pp. 882. H. 1 135
The American Magazine for [the Year] 1769. Philadelphia^
1769. 8vo. p. 1136
Edited by Lewis Nicola. Nine numbers only published. " The Transactions of the
American Philosophical Society" for 1768, 8vo, pp. 118, are usually added.
American Magazine of Useful and Entertaining Knowledge.
... Boston.^ 'John L. Sibley and James B. Dow^ 1834-37. 3 vols.,
8vo. Woodcuts. H. 1 137
The American Magazine of Wit. A Collection of Anecdotes,
Stories, and Narratives, Humorous, Marvellous, Witty, Queer,
Remarkable, and Interesting. Partly Selected, and Partly Ori-
ginal. With Plates, By A Judge Of the Convivial Court of
Dover, Aided by a Jury of Odd Fellows. New Tork^ H. C.
Southwick, 1803. i2mo, pp. 346. Frontispiece folded, and
plate. -1- Another Edition. New Tork^ 1808. i2mo, pp. 332.
AMERICAN. 143
American Magazine ; or, Monthly View of the Political State
of the British Colonies: for March, 1741. 8vo. c. 1139
The American Mail-Bag ; or, Tales of the War. London^
Ward & Lock^ 1863. Fcap 8vo, pp. 348. 1140
American Mariners. See [Davis (John)].
American Mechanics' Magazine : containing Useful Original
Matter ... as well as Selections ... . Conducted by Associ-
ated Mechanics. [A weekly paper.] New Tork^ Published by
James V. Seaman^ 1825, 1826. Vols, i., 11. pp. 412, 299. P.
Only two volumes published.
American Medical Association. Laws and Regulations ...
with a Short Account of the Educational and Benevolent Insti-
tutions of Philadelphia. ... Philadelphia^ Printed by T. K. and P.
G. Collins^ 1855. i8mo, pp. 127. Map. + With a Sketch of
Detroit, and a Brief History of the University of Michigan, and
of the Development of the Resources of the State. ... Detroit^
Printed by R. F. Johnstone^ 1856. i2mo, pp. 92. Plate. H.
There are probably other similar volumes. The Sketch of Detroit " is made up of
extracts from ' Sketches,' etc., by Robert E. Roberts."
American Medical Association Transactions. Vol. i. Phila-
delphia^ 1850. 8vo. Continued. 1143
American Medical Recorder. Conducted by J. Eberle, G. S.
Pattison, H. W. Ducachet [etc.] Vol. i. Philadelphia^ 18 18.
8vo. Continued. 1^44
American Medical Register. See Hosack (Dr.)
American Medical Times. Being a Weekly Series of the
New York Journal of Medicine. Vol. i. No. i. June 2,
i860. New Tork^ i860. 8vo, pp. 18. 1145
American Memoranda. 6"^^? [Lumsden (James) ].
American Military Biography ; containing the Lives, Charac-
ters and Anecdotes of the Officers of the Revolution, who were
most Distinguished in Achieving our National Independence.
Also The Life of Gilbert Motier Lafayette, Major General in
the Continental Army, &c. Printed for Subscribers^ 1^2^- i2mo,
pp. xxiii., 240, 184. Plates. + Another Edition. Cincinnati^
1831. i2mo. 1146
144 AMERICAN.
The American Military Pocket Atlas ; Being an approved Col-
lection of Correct Maps, both General and Particular, of The
British Colonies, Especially those which now are, or probably
may be. The Theatre of War. Taken principally from the
Actual Surveys and judicious Observations of Engineers De
Brahm and Romans ; Cook, Jackson and Collet ; Maj. Holland,
and other Officers, Employed in His Majesty's Fleets and
Armies. London^ R. Sayer and J. Bennet [1776]. 8vo, pp. viii. ;
List of Maps, I leaf; 6 Maps, folded. 1147
There are copies in which the title varies from the above, but the collation is the
same. See Stevens's Nuggets, Nos. 86, 87.
American Mineralogical Journal. Conducted by Archibald
Bruce, m.d., &c. New Tork^ 1810. Vol. i, 8vo. 1148
The American Miscellany of Popular Tales, Essays, Sketches
of Character, Poetry, and Jeux d'Esprit. London^ 1840. 8vo.
History of the American Missionary Association : its Consti-
tution and Principles, Third Edition, revised and enlarged. New
Tork^ i860. 24mo, pp. 72. h. 1149J
The American Mock-Bird, a Collection of the most Familiar
Songs now in Vogue. New Tork^ 1760. i2mo. 11 50
The American Monitor. A Political, Historical and Com-
mercial Magazine, Devoted to the Affairs of South America.
1824-25. 2 vols., 8vo. 1151
Includes, also, military and mining information.
American Monitor, or the Republican Magazine for Oct.
1785. Boston^ ijSS' Vol.1. No. I. 4to. 1152
American Monthly Magazine. New Tork^ 1833-38. 12
vols., 8vo. 1 153
First series, six volumes, edited by H. W. Herbert and A. D. Patterson. Second
series, six volumes, edited by Charles F. Hoffman and Park Benjamin.
American Monthly Magazine and Critical Review. New
Tork^ 1817-18. 4 vols., 8vo. H. 1 154
Vol. I. was edited by H. Biglow j 11. and iii. by H. Biglow and O. L. Holley ,• iv.
by O. L. Holley, De Witt Clinton, Dr. Mitchell, J. K. Paulding, and other eminent
men, contributed to this magazine.
American Monthly Magazine and Review. New York^ 1799*
1800. 2 vols., 8vo. 1 155
AMERICAN. 145
The American Monthly Magazine. [Edited by Jas.
McHenry.] Philadelphia^ \^2^. 2 vols., 8vo. 1156
American Monthly Magazine : edited by N. P. Willis. Vol.
I. -III. Boston^ 1829-31. 3 vols., 8vo. 11 57
American Monthly Review. Cambridge and Boston^ 1832-
1833. 4 vols., 8vo. 1 158
The American Monthly Review ; or Literary Journal, from
January to April, inclusive, 1795, with an appendix. Philadel-
phia^ I'jc)^. Vol. I., 8vo. 1 159
American Moral and Sentimental Magazine : Edited by T.
Kirk. New Tor k^ I ']()']. Vols. i. and 11., 8 vo. 11 60
Includes a long dissertation on the Welch Indians.
The American Museum : Antiquities, Curiosities, Beauties
and Varieties of Nature and Art in America. 1823. i8mo.
The American Museum, or Repository of Ancient and
Modern Fugitive Pieces, Prose and Poetical. ... Philadelphia^
Printed by Mathew Carey^ m.dcc.lxxxvii.-m.dcc.xcii. 12
vols., 8vo. H. & M. 1162
Vol. I., 2 p. 1., pp. xvi., 576. Vol. II., pp. 600, 22 published in 1787. Vol. in., pp.
xvi.. 603 (i). Vol. IV., pp. 592, published in 1788. Vol. v., The American Museum,
or Universal Magazine: containing, Essays on Agriculture — Commerce — Manufactures —
Natural and Civil History and Biography — Law Information — Public Papers — Intelli-
gence— Moral Tales — Ancient and Modern Poetry, &c. &c. For the Year 1789.
First Part, From January to June. Philadelphia, Carey, Stewart & Co., 1789. pp.
628. Vol. VI., returned to the first title, pp. 4925 Proceedings of Congress, pp. 46,
Index, pp. (6); published in 1789. Vol. vn., with same title as Vol. vi., pp. 344,
and Appendices 44, 44, 44, 40, and Index (4). Vol. viii., pp. 288 and App. 40, 80,
20, 52, in 1790. Vol. IX., pp. 344 and App. 48, 40, 48. Vol x., pp. 308, App.
36, 48, 44, in 1791. Vol. XI., pp. 308, App. 36, 92, 48 (8). Vol. xii., pp. 352
and App. 36, 44, 40. "This work was printed and edited by Mathew Carey. 'I
was much attached to this work, and had great reluctance to abandon it, unpro-
ductive and vexatious as was the management of it ; but at length I sang its requiem,
at the close of the year 1792. That it had considerable merit is universally acknowl-
edged j and there is no vanity in the declaration, as the work did not contain a single
essay of my own. The whole of my labour consisted in the selection of its contents,
and the addition occasionally of a few notes, of little importance.' — M. Carey's
Autobiography, in Neiv Eng. Mag. Washington said that a more useful literary plan
had never been undertaken in America, or one more deserving of public encourage-
ment,"— Rich. Resumed as:
The American Museum : or. Annual Register of Fugitive
Pieces, Ancient and Modern. For the Year 1798. [Motto.]
Philadelphia^ Mathew Carey., 7""^ 20, m.dccxcix. 8vo, pp.
416 (5) i Table, folded. Not continued. H. ii62<7
19
146 AMERICAN.
American Musical Miscellany : a Collection of the Newest
and most Approved Songs, set to Music. Northampton^ Mass.^
ijgS. i2mo. 1163
Contains "Major Andre's Song to Delia." See page 198.
American Nationality. From the Biblical Repertory and Prince-
ton Review, for October, 1861. Philadelphia^ Peter Walker.
8vo, pp. 37. 1 164
American Naval Battles : Being a Complete History of the
Battles Fought by the Navy of the United States from its Estab-
lishment in 1794 to the Present Time, including the Wars with
France, and with Tripoli, the Late Wars with Great Britain and
with Algiers : with an Account of the Attack on Baltimore,
and of the Battle of New Orleans. With Twenty-one Elegant
Engravings, Representing Battles, &c. Boston^ J. J. Smithy Jr.^
MDCCCXXxi. 8vo, pp. 278.4- Same. Boston^ Charles Gaylord^
1837. 8vo. 1165
Attributed to H. Kimball. Some copies are dated 1840.
The American Nepos : a Collection of the Lives of the most
Remarkable and the most Eminent Men, who have contributed
to the Discovery, the Settlement, and the Independence of
America. ... Baltimore^ G. Douglas^ 1805. i2mo, 2 p. 1., pp.
xi. (i), 384. Portrait. + Same. Second Edition. Baltimore^
John Vance & Co.., 181 1. l2mo, pp. 408. H. 1166
American Normal School Association. American Normal
Schools : Their Theory, their Workings, and their Results, as
embodied in the Proceedings of the First Annual Convention of
the ... Association, held at Trenton, New Jersey, August 19
and 20, 1859. ^^^ Tork., A. S. Barnes zff Burr., i860. 8vo,
pp. 113. Illustrations. H. 1167
American Notes and Queries. [Nos. i to 4. Philadelphia.^
W. Brotherhead., 1857.] ^^^^ PP* '^°- '^^^
The first edition of No ii. was canceled and reprinted. The work died, as it
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Order in America. New York., 1856. 2 vols., 8vo. 1170
AMERICAN. 147
American Orator : containing Two Hundred Specimens of
American Eloquence, with the Declaration of Independence.
Worcester^ Z. Baker ii Cb., 1855. 1 1 71
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Philadelphia^ Biddle^ 1842. 8vo, pp. viii., 531. + 1836. 8vo.4-
1853- I173
American Peace Society. Petition in behalf of stipulated
arbitration ... to the Senate of the United States, 1853. ^vo,
pp. 4.+ Annual Reports, 1829, &c. 11 74
American Philosophical Society, for promoting Useful Knowl-
edge. Celebration of the Hundredth Anniversary, on the 25th
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ings at a special meeting held on the 26, 27, 29 and 30th May,
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papers then read, &c. Philadelphia^ 1843. 8vo, pp. 232.
Included in Vol. in. of the Proceedings.
Catalogue of the Library of the American Philosophical So-
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Catalogue of the American Philosophical Society Library.
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[1863-66]. 8vo, pp. 634. H. 1 177
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Charter of the Society, and a List of its Members. Philadel-
phia, i860. 8vo, pp. 80. H. II 78
American Philosophical Society, &c. List of the Members
... . [Philadelphia, 1865 .?]. 8vo, pp. 56, 6 (2). H. I179
Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society, held at
148 AMERICAN.
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Transactions of the American Philosophical Society, held at
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Second edition, corrected. Philadelphia^ 1789. 4to. 1181
Transactions of the American Philosophical Society, held at
Philadelphia, for promoting Useful Knowledge. New Series.
Vol.1. Philadelphia^ iSiS. 4to. Continued. 1182
Transactions of the Historical & Literary Committee of the
American Philosophical Society, held at Philadelphia, for pro-
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8vo, pp. iv., 464 (i) ; xxii., 375 (i) ; 99. 1 183
Contents: Preliminaries, pp. 54. I. An account of the History, Manners and
Customs of the Indian Nations, who once inhabited Pennsylvania and the neighbour-
ing States, by the Rev. John Heckewelder, pp. 348 (N. A. R., ix., p. 155). 2. Cor-
respondence between Mr. Heckewelder and Mr. Duponceau, on the languages of
the American Indians, pp. 351-448. 3. Words, Phrases, and Short Dialogues in
the Language of the Lenni Lenape, by Mr. Heckewelder, pp. 451-464. Vol. 11.
has the title-page : A Dissertation on the Nature and Character of the Chinese
System of Writing ... . By Peter S. Duponceau ... A Vocabulary of the Cochin-
chinese Language, by Father Joseph Morrone ... with Notes ... by M. de la
Paleen ... and A Cochinchinese and Latin Dictionary ... . Vol. in. contains, i. His-
torical Sketch of Continental Paper Money. By Samuel Breck. pp. 40. 2. The
Social and Intellectual State of the Colony of Pennsylvania prior to the year 1743.
By Job R. Tyson, pp, 41-63. 3. Biographical Notice of Edward Livingston. By
Henry D. Gilpin, pp. 65-84. 4. The Effects of Secluded and Gloomy Imprison-
ment on Individuals of the African Variety of Mankind in the Production of Disease.
By Benjamin H. Coates, m.d. pp. 85-99.
The American Pioneer. A Monthly Periodical, devoted to
the Objects of the Logan Historical Society, or to Collecting
and Publishing Sketches relative to the Early Settlement and
Successive Improvement of the Country. Illustrated. Second
Edition. Cincinnati^ 1842-43. 2 vols., 8vo, pp. 448, 480.
Edited by John S. Williams. The first edition of Vol. i. was published at Chili-
cothe, 1842.
The American Pioneer : with a New and Useful Plan to
establish Free Labor, in the United States. By an American.
Boston^ Allen ^ Co.^ 1854. l2mo, pp. 24. H. 1 185
American Poems. Original and selected. Vol. i. Litchfield^
1
AMERICAN. 149
Printed by Collier and 5W[i793]. i2mo, pp. vili., 304; List,
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"Said to be Dr. E. H, Smith's collection. That keen piece of satire on Gen.
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American Poetical Miscellany. Original and Selected. Phila-
delphia^ R. Johnson^ 1809. 2 vols., i2mo, pp. 300, 304. 1187
Contains " A Sketch of the Life of Gen. Greene," by Mathew Carey.
American Political and Military Biography. ... Part 1. The
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United States, and other Distinguished Public Men. Part ii.
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American Political Manual, containing the Constitution of
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i2mo. 1 189
The American Preacher. See [Austin (David)].
American Principles. See [Adams (J. Q.) ]
American Publishers' Circular and Literary Gazette. Vol. i.
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Continued as the American Literary Ga-zette.
The American Quarterly Church Review and Ecclesiastical
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Previously The Church Review.
American Pharmaceutical Association. History of its Forma-
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American Pharmaceutical Association. Proceedings at the
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and Thompson (1864-65, Merrihew & Son)., Printers., 1853-65.
8V0. H. I 193
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American Pulpit : Sermons by Eminent Orators. London.,
Hamilton., 1852. 8vo. 1 194
American Quarterly Observer. Vol. i., July, 1833; Vol.
III., Oct. 1834. Boston, 8vo. 1 195
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American Quarterly Observer. Vol. i., No. i., July. Bos-
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The American Quarterly Register and Magazine. ... Con-
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i.-iii. ... Philadelphia, E. C. iff J. Biddle [1848-49]. 3 vols.,
8vO. H. 1 197
For remaining volumes, see Stryker (J.)
The American Quarterly Register. ... Vol. iv.-xv. Boston,
Perkins and Marvin (afterwards T. R. Marvin), 1832-43. 12
vols., 8vO. H. I 198
Vols. I. and ii. were entitled " Quarterly Register and Journal of the American Edu-
cation Society." Ando-ver, Flagg and Gould, 1829. Vol. in., "The Quarterly Reg-
ister of the . .. Society." Boston, Perkins & Marvin, 1 83 1. Vols. i. and 11,, con-
ducted by Rev. E. E. Cornelius and B. B. Edwards ; iv.-xi., by Edwards 5 xii., xiii.,
by Edwards and W. Cogswell; xiv., by Edwards and S. H. Riddel; xv., by Rev.
Samuel H. Riddel.
The American Quarterly Revievi^. See Walsh (R.)
American Quarterly Review of the American Protestant As-
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1844. 8vo. 1 199
The American Querist. See [Cooper (Myles)].
American Question. A Letter from a Calm Observer to a
noble Lord, on the subject of the late Declaration relative to the
Orders in Council. London, Gale and Curtis, i8i2. pp. i6,
8vO. H. 1200
The American Question, and How to Settle It. London,
Sampson Low & Co,, 1863. Post 8vo, pp. 313. 1201
The American Question. Secession. Tariff. Slavery. Brigh-
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American Rail-Road Journal. New York, 1832, &c. 11
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Henry V. Poor, editor. Assistant editors : James T. Hodge, for mining and metal-
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for civil engineering.
American Railway Guide, 1851. New Tork, C. Dinsmore.
Sm. 4to. 1204
Continued. Published monthly.
AMERICAN. 151
The American Rebellion. By an American Citizen. See
[Victor (O. J.)]
American Register. See Walsh (R.)
The American Register : or General Repository of History,
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Edited by C. Brockden Brown. Includes many valuable state papers and letters
by eminent persons not to be found elsewhere.
The American Register for 1775. New Tork^ "^IIS' 8vo.
The first book of the kind printed in the Colony of New York.
American Register, or Summary Review of History, Politics
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The American Remembrancer ; or. An Impartial Collection
of Essays, Resolves, Speeches, &c.. Relative, or having Affinity,
to the Treaty with Great Britain. Philadelphia^ Mathew Carey^
1795. 3 vols., 8vo, pp. 288, 288, 312. H. 1208
American Repertory of Arts, Sciences and Manufactures :
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The American Repository of Useful Information ... . To be
continued Annually. Philadelphia^ B. Davies^ ^195' i8mo, pp.
42, and 12 blank leaves, each headed with a vignette appropriate
to a month. H. 1210
Afterward entitled " The American Repository, and Annual Register of the United
States," etc. The latest volume I have seen is dated 1803.
American Resistance Indefensible : a Sermon on the day
appointed for a General Fast, Dec. 13, 1776. By a Country
Curate. London^ Gardner^ ^11^- 121 1
" Contains a brief, but clear and consistent state of our present unhappy conflict in
America, with strong deductions in favor of the measures of government." — M, R.,
Lv., p. 487.
American Review. A Whig Journal of Politics, Literature,
Science and Arts. New Tork^ 1845-47. ^ vols., 8vo.-|-New
series. Vol. i. to x. New Tork^ 1848-52. 10 vols. I2I2
The title of the second series is American Whig Review.
The American Review, and Literary Journal, for the Year
1 801-1802. New Tor^^ T. & J. Swords.^ 1801-02. 2 vols.,
8vo. H. 1213
Edited by C. Brockden Brown and others. A continuation of " The Monthly
Magazine and American Review."
152 AMERICAN.
The American Review of History and Politics, &c. See
Walsh (R.)
The American Revolution j vi'ritten in the Style of Ancient
History. See [Snowden (Richard)].
American Sketches. Concord^ N. i/., 1822. 8vo. vf. 12 14
American Sketches. By a Native of the United States. Lon-
don^ 1827. i2mo. 1 21 5
American Sketches, Farmer's Fireside, A Poem. 1823.
i2mo. 1 2 16
American Slavery and the Kansas Question, from the " Edin-
burgh Review^." London^ Longman^ 1856. 8vo. 1217
American Society for promoting National Unity. ... [Pro-
gramme, Constitution, and Proposed Members.] New Tork^
John F. Trow^ Printer^ 1 86 1. 8 vo, pp. 10, 6. H. 22l8
American Society for the Encouragement of Domestic Manu-
factures. Address to the People of the United States. New
Tork^ 18 1 7. 8vo, pp. 32. 1 219
American Society for the Promotion of Temperance. See
American Temperance Society.
The American Songster : being a select Collection of the most
celebrated American, English, Scotch and Irish Songs. New
York^ S. Campbell^ m,dcc,lxxxviii. 8vo, pp. xii., 204. 1220
The American Spectator, or Matrimonial Preceptor. Adapted
to the State of Society in the American Republic. Boston^ ^797-
i2mo. 1 22 1
The American Spy: Letters written in, London, 1764-65.
London^ 1786. l2mo. 1222
The American Spy, a Collection of xxxvi Letters written to
various persons resident in the Sister Land. London^ Printed for
the Author^ ^79^- i2mo. 1223
The American Star, being a Choice Collection of the most
approved Patriotic and other Songs. Never before published.
Second Edition. Richmond^ 18 17. i6mo. 1224
AMERICAN. 153
American State Papers. See Washington (George).
American State Papers, and Correspondence between Messrs.
Smith, Pinkney, Marquis Wellesley, General Armstrong, M.
Champagny, M. Turreau, Messrs. Russell, Monroe, Foster,
&c. Containing also. Papers relative to the Annexation of Hol-
land to France ; Repeal of the Berlin and Milan Decrees ; Eng-
lish and Irish Budget; French State Papers, &c. ... Philadel-
phia^ Printed ; London^ Reprinted for Longman^ Hurst ^ Rees^ Orme^
and Brown^ and J, M. Richardson^ l8l2. 8vo, pp. 187, 116;
3 Tables, folded. h. 1225
See M. R., n. s., lxix., p. 269.
American State Papers : containing authentic Documents re-
lating to the History, Politicks, Statisticks, &c., of the United
States of America. Communicated to Congress by the President.
Boston^ 1808. 8vo, pp. 95, 80. 1226
American State Papers, containing the Correspondence be-
tween Messrs. Smith, Pinkerton, Marquis Wellesley, &c. Lon-
don^ 181 1. 8vo, pp. 60. 1227
American State Papers. Documents, Legislative and Execu-
tive, of the Congress of the United States, from the First Ses-
sion of the First to the Second of the Twenty-Second Congress,
inclusive ... . Selected and edited, under the authority of Con-
gress, by Walter Lowrie, Secretary of the Senate, and Matthew
St. Clair Clarke, Clerk of the House of Representatives. Wash-
ington^ Gales and Seaton^ 1 832-186 1. Folio. First Series, 21
vols. ; Second Series, 17 vols. 1228
This important publication is classified as follows, namely : i. Foreign Relations,
including the Annual Messages of the Presidents (1789-1828), 6 vols. 11. In-
dian Affairs (1789-1827), comprising, ist. All Documents accompanying Indian
Treaties} 2nd. Indian Massacres and Depredations; 3rd. Indian Wars; 4th. Efforts
made for their benefit in Civilization, Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts, 2 vols,
in. Finance (1789-1828), embracing, ist. Public Debt and Public Credit; 2nd. Reve-
nue, direct and indirect Taxation; 3rd. The Currency ; 4th. The Mint ; 5th. Bank
of the United States; 6th. Annual Estimates; 7th. Expenses of Collecting Revenue;
8th. Table of Receipts and Expenditure, 5 vols. iv. Commerce and Navigation
(1789-1823), embracing, ist. Imports and Exports ; 2nd. Fisheries; 3rd. Lighthouse
Establishment; 4th. Improvement of Harbours, Rivers, Roads, and Canals; 5th. Ton-
nage; 6th. Coasting Trade, 3 vols. v. Military Affairs (1789-1838), ist. Army;
2nd. Military Academy; 3rd. Fortifications; 4th. Armaments, Arms ; 5th. National
Armories; 6th. Militia, 7 vols. vi. Naval Affairs (1789-1836), 4 vols. vii.
Post-Office Department (1789-1833), I vol. viii. Public Lands (1789-1837), 8
vols. IX. Claims (1789-1823), i vol. x. Miscellaneous (1789-1823), 2 vols.
This valuable work was printed by order of the United States Government, and dis-
tributed through the Members of Congress. It contains reprints, not only of all the
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early occasional publications of the Congress that could be found, but many important
papers from the Archives of the Government never before published. The Second
Series having been published several years after the first, is often found separately,
and consists of the following :
American State Papers. Second Series. Washington^ 1858-
61. 17 vols., folio. 1229
Foreign Relations, Vols. 5 and 6. Finance, Vols. 4 and 5. Military Affairs, Vols.
3-7. Naval Affairs, Vols. a-4. Public Lands, Vols. 4-8. The foregoing, with the
Annals of Congress, Register of Debates, and Congressional Globe, form a tolerably
complete series of American State Papers to the year i860. For a list of the sources
of information, see Hickey's Constitutions, Chapter xi.
American State Papers. Important Documents and Dis-
patches, which accompanied the Message of the President [John
Adams] of the United States of America, to both Houses of
Congress, April 3rd 1798, respecting the difference between
America and France, including the Instructions to the American
Envoys, &c. &c. London^ JFright^ 1798. Sm. 4to, pp. 30.
Same as America and France, No. 1016, with a new title.
American Statesman Extra Sheet. Substance of a Discussion
in the Senate, on the Report of a Committee in favor of incor-
porating Amherst College, [n. p., 1824.] 8vo, pp. 18. h.
The American Statesman's Kalendar, and Register, for 1813.
... New-York^ D. Longworth^ 18 13. 36mo, pp. 80. H. 1232
American Statistical Association. Collections of the Ameri-
can Statistical Association. Boston^ iS^-j. [1854]. 2 vols.,
8vo. 4- Constitution and By-Laws of the American Statistical
Association. ... Boston^ 1840; also 1844. 8vo, pp. 24. 4- Con-
stitution and By-Laws ... with a List of Officers, Fellows,
and Members, January 1862. Boston^ Press of T. ^. Marvin
& Son^ 1862. 8vo, pp. 12. H. 1233
The American Struggle. Appeal to the People of the North.
London^ 1862. 8vo, pp. 32. 1234
American Sunday School Union. The Charter; being a Plain
Statement of Facts, in relation to an Application to the Legis-
lature of Pennsylvania, to grant a Charter to the ... Union.
With the Statement of the Resident Members of the Board of
Managers, belonging to the Methodist Episcopal Church, in
reference to Charges made against the Union by the Christian
Advocate and Journal. Philadelphia^ 1828. 8vo, pp. 24. H.
Historical Sketch of the American Sunday School Union, and
AMERICAN. 155
of its Contributions to Popular Education in the United States,
[n. p., 1865.] i2mo, pp. 45. H. 1236
The American System. See [Hale (Nathan)].
The American System. Baltimore^ Lucas ^ Deaver^ 1828.
8vo, pp. 42. 1237
American Tears. See [Mather (Cotton)].
American Telegraph Magazine. New Tork^ 1852. Vol. i.,
No. I. 8vo. p. 1237^
American Temperance Society. First Annual Report of the
Executive Committee of the American Society for the Promo-
tion of Temperance. For the Year ending Nov. 1827. An-
dover^ Printed for the Society by Flagg and Gould^ 1 828. 8vo, pp.
67 (i). Continued. H. 1238
American Temperance Union. Ellsworth and his Zouaves.
\_New Tork^ 1861.] i2mo, pp. 4. H. 1239
American Temperance Union. Permanent Temperance Doc-
uments. New Tork^ 1852-53. 3 vols., 8vo. H. 1240
Vol. I. was published by the Amer, Temp. Society, and contains its Annual Re-
ports (iv.-ix.) for 1831-36. Vols. II. and iii. contain Reports i.-xvi. of the Amer.
Temp. Union, for 1837-52. To Vol. in. are appended John Marsh's " Half Cen-
tury Tribute to the Cause'^of Temperance," " Proceedings of the Fourth National Tem-
perance Convention," and " Letters from Prof. Stuart of Andover," and others, on the
Maine Liquor Law — all three published in 185 1.
American Text Book, containing the Declaration of Inde-
pendence, Articles of Confederation, Constitution of the United
States and Washington's Farewell Address. Cincinnati^ 1850.
48mo. + Another Edition. Philadelphia^ J. E. Potter & Co.,
1865. i8mo. 1241
The American Thanksgiving Celebration in Paris, Thursday
Evening, December 7, 1865. Published by the Committee of
Arrangements. Paris^ Printed by E. Briere, 1865. 8vo, pp. 33.
H. 1242
American Thanksgiving Dinner at St. James's Hall, London,
Thursday, November 26, 1863. London, William Ridgway^
1863. 8vo, pp. 94. H. 1243
The American Times, a Satire, In Three Parts, In which are-
delineated the Characters of the Leaders of the American Rebel-
lion. Amongst the principal are, Franklin, Laurens, Adams,
15^ AMERICAN.
Hancock, Jay, Duer, Duane, Wilson, Pulaski, Witherspoon,
Reed, McKean, Washington, Roberdeau, Morris, Chase, Sec.
By Camillo Querno, Poet-laureat to the Congress. London^
Richardson, 1780. 4to, pp. 40. 1244
M. R., LXii., p. 495. Reprinted, with Andre's Cow Chace. See No. 1449.
The American Tract Society, Boston. See [Whipple (C.
K.)]
American Tract Society, Boston. A Brief History of the
Organization and Work of the ... Society. ... Boston, 1855.
i6mo, pp. 32. H. 1245
A Brief History of the American Tract Society, instituted at
Boston, 1 8 14, and its Relations to the American Tract Society
at New York, instituted 1825. Boston, Press 0/ T. R. Marvin,
1857. i2mo, pp. 48. H. 1246
Address of the Executive Committee of the American Tract
Society to the Christian Public, with a Brief Account of the
Formation of the Society. New Tork, 1825. 8vo. + Annual
Report. New Tork, 1826. 8vo. Continued. 1247
American Tract Society, Boston. Proceedings of the First
Ten Years of the American Tract Society, instituted at Boston,
1814. ... \_Jndover'], F/agg & Gould, 1824. i2mo, pp. 215. H.
American Tract Society, New York. Ten Years of Colpor-
tage in America. New Tork, 1851. 8vo, pp. 32. h. 1249
The American Traveller ; being a new Historical Collection,
carefully compiled from original Memoirs in several languages,
and the most Authentic Voyages and Travels, containing a com-
pleate account of that Part of the World, now called the West
Indies, from its Discovery by Columbus to the Present Time.
London, Fuller, 1743. 8vo, pp. 396. Portraits. C. 1250
Mr. Rich gives 1 741 as the date of the first issue, and repeats the title under 1745.
I have a memorandum of one dated 1751. "This work was published in [18] num-
bers, inc. appears to be the commencement of an extensive work, but of which no
more than this volume appeared. It commences with a long introduction on the rise,
progress and improvement of navigation, which is followed by book i., divided into
two chapters : one on the peopling of America, and the other, which concludes the
book, containing an account of the voyages of Columbus," — Rich.
American Traveller. See [Cluny (Alex.)]
American Turf Register and Sporting Magazine. Baltimore,
1830. Vols. I., II. 8vo, pp. 643, 624. P. 1251
AMERICAN. 157
The American Union Commission : its Origin, Operations
and Purposes. Organized to aid in the Restoration of the
Union upon the basis of Freedom, Industry, Education and
Christian Morality, October, 1865. New Tork^ Sanford^ Harroun
^ Co.^ Printers, 1865. 8vo, pp. 24. H. 1252
American Union Commission. Speeches of Hon. W. Den-
nison, Postmaster-General, Rev. J. P. Thompson, d.d.. Presi-
dent of the Commission, Col. N. G. Taylor, of East Tennes-
see, Hon. J. R. Doolittle, U. S. Senate, Gen. J. A. Garfield, m.c,
in the Hall of Representatives, Washington, Feb. 12, 1865.
New York, Printed by Sanford, Harroun iff Co., 1865. 8vo, pp.
43- H. 1253
American Union Commission. To the Honorable, the Com-
mittee of the House of Representatives ... upon Military Affairs,
[n. p., 1865 ?]. 8vo, pp. 4. H. 1254
Facts and suggestions concerning the condition of the refugees.
The American Union shown to be the New Heaven. See
[Hunt (J.)]
American Unitarian Association. The Quarterly Journal of
the ... Association. Vol. i.-vii. Boston, 1853-59. i2mo.4-
Continued as The Monthly Journal ... . Vol. i. Boston, i860.
i2mo. H. 1255
Vol. II., No. 10 (Oct., 1861), of the Monthly Journal was an "Army Number,"
devoted to hymns and patriotic songs for the soldiers.
American Unitarian Biography. See Ware (W.)
American Universal Magazine. Philadelphia, 1795-98. 4
vols., 8vo. Portraits. 1256
The American Village, and other Poems. [About 1780.]
Sm. 4to, pp. 28. 1257
The American Wanderer through Various Parts of Europe, in
a Series of Letters to a Lady. Interspersed with a Variety of
interesting Anecdotes. By a Virginian. London, Printed for J.
Robson, MDCCLXxxiii. 8vo, pp. xvi., 422. + Reprinted. Dublin,
B. Smith, MDCCLXXXIII. i2mo, pp. xxiii., 288. 1258
By a Loyalist refugee. See M. R., lxix., 182.
The American War. A Letter to an English Friend. New
York, 1863. 8vo. 125^
158 AMERICANS. \
The American War, a Poem. See [Cockings (George)]. l
American Weekly Messenger ; or, Register of State Papers,
History and Politics. Vol. i., 11. Philadelphia^ 18 13-15. 8vo.
Edited by John Conrad, and abounding with documents relating to the War of 1 8 12. i
The American Whig Review. ... Vol. i.-xiii. New Tork^ j
1845-51. 8vo. 1 26 1 j
Vols. i,-x. are entitled " The American Review ; a Whig Journal," &c. See No.
II12. Vol. vii.-xiii. are also designated, " New Series. Vol. i.-vii."
American Wit and Humor. Illustrated by J. M^Lenan. {
New Tork^ Harper &' Bro's [1859]. ^^o? PP- ^^^- ^- ^262 '
Gathered mainly from the Drawer of Harper's Magazine. !
American Young Man's Best Companion. IVorcester^ 1785.
l2mo. + Same. Walpole^ N. if., 1794. i2mo. 1263
Die Americanische Seerauber. See Exquemeling. '
Americano, Argonauta de las Costas de Nueva-Espana y j
Tierra-Firme. [n. p., 17-.] 8vo. 1264
A very suspicious title, from one of Stargardt's catalogues. !
The Americans, by an " American in London." See [Colton
(c.)]
Americans against Liberty. See [Serle (Ambrose)].
The Americans as they are ; described in a Tour through ;
the Valley of the Mississippi. By the Author of " Austria as it
is." London^ Hurst ^ Chance and Co.^ 1828. i2mo, 2 p. 1., pp. j
vi., Contents, 2 1., pp. 218, Table, 2 1. h. 1265 j
See N. A. R., xxvni., 415. "This work is written in a similar spirit to 'The j
United States of North America as they are.' " The preface appears to have been \
copied from it. " There is a petulant, cynical, dissatisfied tone about his details of ]
American life, which creates a suspicion that he does not mean to deal fairly by \
them." — M. R., Vol. cxv., 448. The North American Revieiv gives rather a '
favorable opinion of it. |
i
Americans at Home ; or Byeways, Backwoods, &c. London^ \
Hurst^ 1850. 3 vols., post 8vo. 1266 J
Americans Defended by an American ; being a Letter in An- j
swer to Inquiries concerning the late Imputations of Dishonour ]
upon the United States. London^ 1844. 8vo. 1267 j
The American's Dream ; or, Partial Downfall of Liberty and
AMERICANS.
'59
its Ultimate Triumph over Tyranny. By Thomas The Seer.
[1862.] i2mo, pp. 24. 1268
American's Guide; comprising the Constitution of the United
States and Constitutions of the several States composing the
Union, etc. Philadelphia^ 1864. i2mo. 1269
American's Guide. Comprising the Constitution of the United
States, with the Latest Amendments. Also, the Declaration of
Independence, Articles of Confederation, with the Federal Con-
stitution, and Acts for the Government of the Territories. Phila-
delphia^ 1 813. i2mo, pp. 380. + Trenton^ 18 13. i2mo.+ P/'//^-
^/^//)/;/^, 1828. + 1830. -h 1832. i2mo.+ i833. i2mo, pp. 402.
-I- 1840.4- 1849. 1270
The American's Guide : Comprising the Declaration of In-
dependence ; The Articles of Confederation ; the Constitution
of the United States, and the Constitutions of the several States
composing the Union, viz. Maine, Massachusetts, New Hamp-
shire, Vermont, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Marvland, Virginia, North Caro-
lina, South Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio,
Indiana, Louisiana, Mississippi, Illinois, Alabama, Missouri.
Philadelphia^ Hogan and Thompson [n. d.] i2mo, pp. 380.
An American's Offering : A Recitative Poem, on events of
Revolutionary times, dedicated to the American people, with
Historical Notes and Memoranda, illustrative of the truth of the
Poem, In five Cantos. Philadelphia^ M. Crosland^ 1849. ^^'^j
pp. 40. 1272
American's Own Book. The Declaration of Independence ;
Lives of the Signers, etc. New York ^ i'^ ^6. i2mo. 1273
The Americans Roused, in a Cure for the Spleen. Or Amuse-
ment for a Winter's Evening ; Being the Substance of a Con-
versation on the Times, over A Friendly Tankard and Pipe.
Between Sharp, A Country Parson. Bumper, A Country Jus-
tice. Fillpot, An Inn-keeper. Graveairs, A Deacon. Trim,
A Barber. Brim, A Quaker. PufF, A late Representative.
Taken in Short-Hand, by Sir Roger de Coverley. New-England^
Printed i New Tork^ Reprinted hy James Rimngton\\']']\\. 8vo,
pp. 32. s. 1274
Published by the Tories of New YorJc to ridicule the American Congress.
l60 AMERIKA. *
i
Americai^vs^ pseudonym. 4?^^ [Evans (Caleb)].
Americanus examined, and his Principles compared with those
of the Approved Advocates for America. By a Pennsylvanian. i
Philadelphia^ 1774- 8vo. 1 275
America's | Appeal | to | The Impartial World. | Wherein the ,
Rights of the Americans, as | Men, British Subjects, and as Colo- 1 !
nists ; the Equity of the Demand, and of the Man- 1 ner in which
it is made upon them by Great Britain, | are stated and considered, j
And, I The opposition made by the Colonies to Acts of Parlia-| 1
ment, their resorting to Arms in their necessary | Defence, against 1
the Military Armaments, | employed to enforce them. Vindicated, | j
... Hartford^\ Printed by Ebenezer Watson^ '^11 S- ^^^^ PP* 7^' '
N. & H. 1276 I
... America's Future. \_Edinburgh^ 1864.] i8mo, pp. 3. H. \
Signed " An American."
Americus, pseudon. The Executive Power of Appointment !
and Removal: Abuses and needed Checks, [n. p., 1866.] j
Broadside. 1277^
Americus pseudon. Thoughts for the Times : addressed to |
the Considerate People of the Northern States. By Americus. i
London^ the Author^ 1862. 8vo, pp. 125. H. 1278 j
Amerigo Vespucci. See Vespucci. :
Amerika dargestellt durch sich selbst, eine Zeitschrift heraus- ;
gegeben von Georg Joachim Goschen. Leipzig^ Zeitschrift^ i
1818-20. 3 vols., 4to. 1279
Amerika, in alle zyne byzonderheden beschouwd, ter verkry- '
ging eener naauwkeurige kennis van dat thans zo veel gerucht j
maakend waerelddeel. Met twee Kaarten van Zuid en Noord-
Amerika opgehelderd. Amsterdam^ Pieter Meijer^ 1 780-1 782. ,
4 vols., 8vo. H. 1280 I
Om Amerika samt om emigrant-foreningen i Stockholm. !
Stockholm^ In Karta^ 1 84 1. 1281
America and the Stockholm Society for Emigrants. This is something more than
an emigrant's guide. The introduction gives an account of the Swedish settlements
in North America, and some new particulars of Nova Swecia. On pages 7-10 is an j
account of the emigration of Norwegians and Swedes from 1821 to 1835. j
... Amerika. [Brasilien (Mitte Dezember). Sklaven-Auf- '
L'AMERiqUE. l6l
stande. — Montevideo, 27. Dezember. Kriegsnachrichten. Zu-
stande. Besonderer Abdruck aus Nr. 36. und 37. der Haude
und Spener'schen Zeitung vom 11. und 12. Februar 1865,]
Berlin [1865]. Broadside. H. 1282
Amerika ! Treuer Rathgeber und Fuhrer des deutschen Aus-
wanderers nach den Vereinigten Staaten von Nordamerika.
Kreuznach^ Vo'igtl'dnder^ 1849. ^^^5 PP- ^^-^ 9^- Map, 4to.
Amerika und die Auswanderung dahin. ... In Briefen an
einen Freund von einem Weimaraner. Leipzig^ Steinacker^
1835. 8vo. 1284
Amerika. Zeitschrift fur Auswanderer nach Amerika und alle
Diejenigen, welche sich iiber Auswanderung nach jenem Welt-
theile und amerikanische. Verhaltnisse Belehrung verschafFen
wollen. Hrsg. : C.Hoffmann, i. Heft. April 1847. Stolberg^
a. //., Hoffmann^ 1847. i2mo, pp. 48. 1285
Der Amerikaner. See [Sauerwein (Wilhelm)].
Amerikanishe Anekdoten aus den neuesten Zeiten. Ein Aus-
zug aus dem Franzosichen. Leipzig^ in der Weygandschen Buch-
handlung^ 1789. 8vo, pp. 290. H. 1285^
Amerikanisches Archiv, herausgegeben von J. A. Remer.
Braunschweig^ 1777-78. 3 vols., 8vo. 1 286
Amerikanisches Magazin oder Authentische Beitrage zur Erd-
beschreibung, Staatskunde und Geschichte von Amerika, be-
sonders aber der vereinten Staaten. Herausgegeben von Profes-
sor Hegewisch in Kiel and Professor Ebeling in Hamburg.
Erster Band, Hamburg, 1797. Hamburgh Carl Ernst Bohn^
1797. H. 1287
The first Stuck was published in 1795; ^^^ ^""^^ Band in 1797} after which I can-
not find that the work was continued.
Amerikanisches Magazin. Herausgegeben von Karl Neidhard.
I' Heft. [i. Mai 1835.] Altona und Leipzig^ Hammerich^ 1835.
8vo. 4 colored lithographs. 1288
L'Ameriquain aux Anglois, ou Observations d'un membre des
£tats CJnis de I'Amerique, a divers ministres d'Angleterre,
Traduit par M. D. B * * *. Philadelphia^ m.dcc.lxxxi. 8vo, 2
p. 1., pp. 108. H. 1288^
L'Amerique Anglaise. See [Blome (R.)]
21
i62 l'amerique.
L'Amerique d'apres les voyageurs les plus celebres, par un
homme de lettres. Lille^ Lefort^ 1850. i2mo.H-3^ edition.
Lille^ Lefort^ 1 859. i2mo, pp. 190. Plate. + 4*' edition. Lille^
Lefort^ 1864. i2mo, pp. 191. Plate. 1289
L'Amerique decouverte. See [Laureau].
L'Amerique delivree, esquisse d'un poeme sur I'independance
de TAmerique. Amsterdam^ J. A. Crajenschot^ mdcclxxiii. 2
vols., 8vo, pp. xxiv., 726 ; Errata i. h. & s. 1290
An epic poem on the Revolutionary War, with copious historical notes, dedicated to
Monsieur John Adams. Signed l. c, d. l. g.
Amerique du Nord ; ou, le Correspondant des Etats-Unis.
Paris [n. d.] 8vo. M. 129 1
L'Amerique en 1826. See [Zenouwitz (G.)]
De I'Amerique et des Americains, ou Observations curieuses
du philosophe La Douceur, qui a parcouru cet Hemisphere pen-
dant la derniere guerre, en faisant le noble metier de tuer les
hommes sans les manger. Berlin^ Samuel Pitra^ ^11^' S"^- ^vo,
pp. 80. H. 1292
" A lively and humorous defence of the American Indians against the attacks of De
Pauw, attributed by Meusel to M. Poivre, but Barbier says that it is either by M.
Bonneville or Dom Pernetty. Now, Poivre was never in America : he was employed
in the East Indies at the time this discussion was going forward. It appears that M.
Bonneville was only eleven years of age at the time. As it is not probable that Dom
Pernetty wrote two works on the subject, in the same year, all these conjectures as to
the authorship of this work are apparently erroneous." — Rich ; who gives the imprint,
Berlin^ I772> 8vo, pp. 116} Heinsius, and also Kaiser, have Berlin. Rottmann, 1 774,
8vo.
Amerique Meridionale, lies diverses de I'Ocean et Regions
circompolaires. Paris^ 1840. 8vo. a. 1293
L'Amerique, ou Guide utile aux Personnes qui veulent con-
noitre ce pays et y faire un Voyage heureux et avantageux.
Belfort^ 1824. 4to, pp. 28. 1294
L'Amerique Septentrionale et Meridionale ; ou. Description de
cette Grande Partie du Monde, comprenant I'Amerique Russe,
La Nouvelle Bretagne, la Baie de Hudson, le Labrador, Terre-
Neuve, le Canada, les Etats Unis du Nord, les Etats Mexicains,
le Republique de Guatimala, les Antilles, les Lucayes, les Re-
publiques de Colombie, du Perou, du Chili, la Patagonie,
Buenos-Ayres ou La Plata, le Paraguay, I'Empire du Bresil,
les Guyanes, un Extrait des Voyages au Pole Boreal ; et
AMES. 163
enfin PIslande, le Groenland, le Spitzberg, avec un precis de la
Decouverte, de la Conquete et de I'Origine des anciens Peuples,
leurs Mceurs, Usages, Coutumes, et Religions. Les arts,
sciences, commerce, manufactures, et gouvernemens divers
dans leur etat actuel ; les productions naturelles, les curiosites,
etc.. Tire ou traduit des Historiens et des Voyageurs Fran^ais
et Etrangers les plus celebres, jusqu'a nos jours, et mis en
ordre, par une Societe de Geographes et de Gens de Lettres.
Paris^ Ledoux^ 1 835. Rl. 8vo, pp. 666. 13 Plates. 1295
Ames (B.) An Oration, pronounced at Bath, in the District
of Maine, on the Fourth of July, a.d. 1808. in Commemoration
of the American Independence. By Benjamin Ames. [Motto.]
Portland^ Argus Press^ 1 808. 8vo, pp. 18. H. 1296
Ames (C. G.) Stand by the President I An Address deliv-
ered before the National Union Association, of Cincinnati,
March 6, 1863. By Rev. Charles G. Ames. Published by order
of the Association^ Cincinnati^ Johnson^ 1 863. 8vo, pp. l^.+ Phil-
adelphia^ King dff Baird^ Printers^ 1863. 8vo, pp. 15. H. 1297
Ames (Ellis). Descendants of William Ames. ... Caused to
be printed and gratuitously distributed^ by Messrs. Oliver Ames iff
Sons, Easton, Massachusetts, July, 1851. Broadside. H. 1298
[Ames (Fisher)]. The Influences of Democracy on Liberty,
Property, and the Happiness of Society, considered. By an
American, formerly Member of Congress. With Introduction
and Notes by Henry Ewbank, Esq. London, 1835. Post 8vo.
Ames. An Oration on the Sublime Virtues of General
George Washington, Pronounced at the Old South Meeting-
House, in Boston, before His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor,
the Council, and the Two Branches of the Legislature of Massa-
chusetts, at their Request, on Saturday, the 8th of February, 1800.
By Fisher Ames. Boston, Young Cif Minns, Printers to the State
\ji. d.~\ 8vo, pp. 31. + Another Edition. Philadelphia, John
Ormrod, 1800. 8vo, pp. 51.+ Another. New York, Printed
for Charles Smith and S. Stephens, 1800. 8vo, pp. 31. H. 1300
For another edition, see Mason (J. M.)
Ames (F.) A Sketch of the Character of Alexander Hamil-
ton. \_Boston, 1804.] 8vo, pp. 15. H. 1301
Reprinted tVom the Repertory.
164 AMES.
Ames. The Speech of Mr. Ames in the House of Repre-
sentatives of the United States, when in Committee of the
Whole, on Thursday, April 28, 1796, in Support of the Follow-
ing Motion : Resolved, That it is expedient to pass the Laws j
necessary to carry into effect the Treaty lately concluded between I
the United States and the King of Great Britain. Philadelphia^ \
John Fenno^ m.dcc.xcvi. 8vo, pp. 59. + Same. Boston^ Jno. ^ j
J. N. Russell [n. d.] Svo, pp. 52. H. + Second Edition. Bos- \
ton^ 1796. 1302
Ames. Works of Fisher Ames. Compiled by a Number of \
his Friends. To which are prefixed. Notices of his Life and
Character [by J. T. Kirkland]. ... Boston, T. B. Wait ^ Co., \
1809. Svo, pp. xxxi., 3 1., pp. 519. Portrait. 1303 |
Ames. Works of Fisher Ames. With a selection from his j
Speeches and Correspondence. Edited by his Son, Seth Ames. 1
Boston, Little, Brown and Company, 1854. 2 vols., 8vo, pp. xvi., |
406; viii., 442. H. 1304 )
Life of Ames by John Thornton Kirkland, i. 1-28. i
Remarks on the Hon. John Q. Adams's Review of Mr. j
Ames's Works. See [Lowell (John)].
[Ames (Julius R.)] The Guardian Genius of the Federal !
Union. New York, 1839. i2mo. 1305
[Ames.] " Liberty :" [Extracts on Slavery.] New York,
1837. 8vo, pp. 238. 1306 \
Ames (Levi). The Last Words and Dying Speech of Levi '
Ames, who was executed at Boston, on Thursday, the 21st day |
of October, 1773, for Burglary. Taken from his own Mouth, I
and Published at his desire, as a Solemn Warning Worcester, ,
Seth Clapp, 1836. 8vo, pp. 8. H. 1307 '
First printed at Boston, 1773, with Eliot's sermon at his execution. j
[Ames (Nathan)]. The Baby and the Bards. Childe Har- ;
vard, a Romance of Cambridge. By Senor Alguno. New Edi- |
tion. And The Bards of Lind : to wit, Longfellow, Bryant, i
Whittier, Percival, Sprague, Halleck, Lowell, Dana, Holmes, ■
and Willis. ... By the same. Boston, Redding (^ Company, 185 1. I
i6mo, pp. 186. H. 1308 ^
*' The Bards'* consists of ten parodies, purporting to be "expressly written for 'The
Greeting to America' of Jenny Lind." ;
AMHERST. 165
Ames (Nathaniel). An Astronomical Diary ; or, An Alma-
nack for the Year 1726 [to 1775]. Boston^ 1726-75. 8vo and
i6mo. M. 1309
After 1740, frequently reprinted at New London, Hartford, New Haven, Ports-
mouth, N. H., etc.
Ames (Samuel). Remarks of Hon. Samuel Ames, Reporter
of the Decisions of the Supreme Court, in explanation of his
Report of the Case, Robert H. Ives vs. Charles T. Hazard, et
al. Providence^ Knowles^ Anthony iff Co.^ State Printers^ 1859.
8vo, pp. 25. H. 1310
Amherst (Jeffrey). Commissary Wilson's Orderly Book.
Expedition of the British and Provincial Army, under Maj.-Gen.
Jeffrey Amherst; against Ticonderoga and Crown Point, 1759.
Albany^ N, K, J, Munsell^ 1857. ^^' 4^^5 PP- ^^-^ ^S^- '3^^
No. I of Munsell's Historical Series, no copies printed, of which lo are on
large paper. The title-page was first printed £)ritish for British, and the edition was
partly distributed before the error was discovered. The notes are by Dr. O'Callaghan.
The original MS. is in the possession of Gen. J. Watts de Peyster.
Amherst College. Catalogue of the Library, and Names
of Members, of the Athenean Society, from its Formation in
1821, to 1836. Boston., Printed by John Ford., 1836. i2mo,
pp. 43. H. 1312
Amherst Collegiate Institution. March i, 1823. To the
Public, [n. p. 1823]. 8vo, pp. 6. H. 1313
Amherst Collegiate Institution. A Plea for a Miserable
World. I. An Address, delivered at the Laying of the Corner
Stone of the Building erecting for the Charity Institution in Am-
herst, Massachusetts, August 9, 1820, by Noah Webster, Esq.
II. A Sermon, delivered on the same Occasion, by Rev. Daniel
A. Clark, Pastor of the First Church and Society in Amherst.
III. A Brief Account of the Origin of the Institution. Boston.,
Printed by Ezra Lincoln., 1820. 8vo, pp. 48. H. 1314
Amherst Institution. ... January 17, 1825. Petition of the
Founders and Proprietors. Presented June 5, 1823. \_Boston.,
1825]. 8vo, pp. 4. Petition to the Legislature for Aid, &c.
1832. 8vo. w. 1315
Annals of Amherst College. The Soil, the Seed, the Sowers,
the Presidents and Professors, together with a Popular Guide to
the College Buildings and Various Cabinets. Northampton., Trum-
l66 AMHERST.
bull^ Gere; Amherst^ J. S. ^ C. Adams ^ i860. l2mo, pp. (2),
70. Plate. H. 13 16
Catalogue of Books in the Library of Amherst College. 1827.
8vo. 1317
Catalogue of Amherst College Library. Amherst^ 1855. 8vo.
Catalogue of the Officers and Students of the Collegiate In-
stitution, Amherst, Mass., November, 1824. Northampton^
Printed by H. Ferry^ 1824. 8vo, pp. 12. Continued. H. 1319"
Catalogus Senatus academici, eorum qui Munera et Officia
gesserunt quique alicujus Gradus Laurea donati sunt Am-
ber stia^ J. S. et C. Adams ^ Typogr aphis ^ MDCCCXXvlll. 8vo, pp.
8. Continued triennially. H. 1320
Causes of the Growth and Decline of Amherst College, [n. p.,
1847.] i2mo, pp. 12. H. 1321
A Constitution and System of By-Laws, For the raising and
managing a permanent Charitable Fund, as the basis of an Insti-
tution in Amherst, ... for the Classical Education of indigent
young men of piety and talents, for the Christian Ministry.
[n. p., 1818.] 8vo, pp. 8. H. 1322
Discourses and Addresses at the Installation and Inauguration
of the Rev. William A. Stearns, d.d., as President of Amherst
College, and Pastor of the College Church. Amherst^ Printed by
J, S.Sf C. Adams^ 1855. 8vo, pp. 107. + Second Edition. 1855.
8vo, pp. 94. 1323
Laws of Amherst College, [n. p., n. d.] 8vo, pp. 27. h.
Obituary Record of Graduates of Amherst College, For the
Academical Year, ending July, 1863. [n. p., 1863.] 8vo, pp.
4. Continued. H. 1325
Remarks on the Amherst Collegiate Charity Institution, [n. p.,
182-.] 8vo, pp. II. H. 1326
Report of the Committee appointed to inquire into Facts rela-
tive to the Amherst Collegiate Institution, January 8, 1825.
[No imprint.] 8vo, pp. 39. h. 1327
Report of the Committee of the Legislature on the Petitions
of Amherst and Williams Colleges. 1827. 8vo. w. 1328
AMIGORENA. 167
Songs of Amherst. ... Published by the Class of '62. North-
ampton^ Printed by Metcalfis Company^ i860. i2mo, pp. 72. H.
Statement of the Affairs of Amherst Institution. Pittsfield^
1824. 8vo. w. 1330
[Statement in reference to the Petition and Memorial, &c., for
Incorporation. Boston^ Printed by Crocker & Brewster^ J^^-t
1824.] 8vo, pp. 15. 1331
The Substance of Two Reports of the Faculty of Amherst
College, to the Board of Trustees, with the Doings of the
Board thereon. Amherst^ Carter and Adams ^ Printers^ 1827. 8vo,
pp. 22. 1332
Amherst. Mount Pleasant Classical Institution, Amherst,
Mass. Catalogue ... . January, 1828. Amherst^ 1828. 8vo,
pp. 16. Continued. ^333
Amherstburg. Minutes and Proceedings of the General
Convention, for the Improvement of the Colored Inhabitants of
Canada, held by Adjournments in Amherstburgh [x/V], C. W.,
June i6th and 17th, 1853. f^indsor, C. W., Bibb & Hoify,
1853. 8vo, pp. 24. H. 1334
[Testimonies in Favor of the Amherstburg Missionary So-
ciety.] [n. p., 1853.] 24mo, pp. 10. H. 1335
[Amhurst (Nicholas)]. Some Remarks on a late Pamphlet,
entitled. Observations on the Conduct of Great Britain : particu-
larly with relation to the Spanish Depredations & Xetters of
Reprisal, in a Letter to the Craftsmen. To which is added,
A Postscript in Vindication of the West Indian Merchants,
against a late Charge of Theft & Pyracy. By Caleb D'Anvers
of Gray's Inn Esq.^^- London^ 1 729. 8vo, pp. 38. '335^
Amicus Patri^, pseudon. See A Friendly Check ; and Mas-
sachusetts.
Amicus Reivu-rlicje^ pseudon. An Address to the Public, con-
taining some Remarks on the Present Political State of American
Republicks, &c. By Amicus Reipublicae. Exeter^ Lamson and
Ranlet [1786]. 8vo, pp. 36. H. 1336
Amigorena (Jose Francisco de). Diario de la expedicion, etc.
See Angelis (Pedro de).
1 68 AMORY.
Amistad Captives. The African Captives. Trial of the
prisoners of the Amistad on the Writ of Habeas Corpus ... .
New Tork^ 1839. 8vo, pp. 47. 1337
Amistad Captives. Africans taken in the Amistad. Con-
gressional Document, containing the Correspondence, &c., in
relation to the Captured Africans. New Tork^ Anti-Slavery De-
pository^ 1840. 8vo, pp. 48. 1338
See, also. Adams (J. Q-), Barber (J. W.), Giddings (J. R.)
Ammans. Reisz in das Gelobte Land Von Hans Jacob
Ammans. Zurich^ Michel Schauffelhergen^ 1678. Sm. 8vo, 8
p. 1., pp. 192, 174. Gothic letter. 1339
" In this volume, at p. 177, is ' Neue Beschreibung der Insel Jamaica in America,'
by Hans Jacob Zeller j and at p. 192 is ' Americanische Reisz Beschreibung nach den
Caribe .Inzeln und New Engelland,' by F, C. Spori, The latter is separately paged, 1
to 90, and is followed by travels in Africa, pp. 93 to 174." — Bartlett.
Amor Patriae, pseudon. A Comparison of Slavery with
Abolitionism ; together with Reflections deduced from the Pre-
mises, touching the Several Interests of the United States. By
Amor Patriae. ... New Tork^ 1848. 8vo, pp. 16. H. 1340
Amor Patri^, pseudon. The Blasphemy of Abolitionism
exposed : Servitude, and the Rights of the South, vindicated. A
Bible Argument. Together with Reflections ... touching the
several interests of the United States, and the evil consequences
... to the Northern States in case of Division ... . By Amor
Patriae. A New Edition, revised, corrected and enlarged. ...
New Tork^ 1850. 8vo, pp. 24. H. 1341
Amor Patriae; or, the Disruption and Fall of These States.
A Tragedy in Five Acts. ... St. Louis^ George Knapp & Co.^
Printer s.^ i860. l2mo, pp. 103. H. 1342
Amoretti (Carlo). See Maldonado and Pigafetta.
Amory (Thomas Coffin). The Argument of Thomas C.
Amory, against the Proposed Metropolitan Police Bill, before
the Joint Special Committee of the Legislature, Monday, March
16,1863. Boston., J. E. Farwell and Company., Printers., 1863.
8vo, pp. 31. H. 1343
Amory. Life of James Sullivan. With Selections from his
Writings. By Thomas C. Amory. Vols. i. ii. Boston., Phil-
lips., Sampson and Company., 1859. 8vo, pp. xii., 414; v., 424.
Portrait. 1344
AMPZING. 169
Amory (Thomas Coffin, Jr.) An Address delivered at the
Dedication of the City Hospital, May 24, 1864, by Thomas C.
Amory, Jr. Boston^ J. E. Farwell and Company^ Printers^ 1864.
8vo, pp.45. H. 1345
Amos (Andrew). Report of Trials in the Courts of Canada,
relative to the Destruction of The Earl of Selkirk's Settlement
on the Red River ; with Observations. By A. Amos, Esq.,
Barrister at Law, and Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.
London^ 'John Murray^ 1820. 8vo, pp. xxx. (2), 388, iv. H.
Ampere (J. J.) Promenade en Amerique. Etats-Unis, Cuba,
Mexique. Par Jean Jacques Ampere. Par'is^ 1855. 2 vols.,
8vo, pp. 421, 425.4-3^ edition. Par'is^ Levy freres^ i860. 2
vols., 8vo. 1347
Amphi-Theatrum, Worinnen iii. Aus dem gantzen America
alle Nationen nach ihrem Habit in saubern Figuren repraesentirt :
Anbey die Laender nach ihrer Situation, Climate, Fruchtbarkeit
aufgefiihret, etc. Erffurth^ 1723- Folio. 1348
Georgi dates the American part ot" this work 1725 {31 sheets); Heinsius speaks of
the Asia and America as published together in 1728. It is illustrated with a number
of curious woodcuts.
Amphlett (Wm.) The Emigrant's Directory to the West-
ern States of North America ; including a Voyage out from Liv-
erpool i the Geography and Topography of the whole Western
Country, According to its latest Improvements ; with Instruc-
tions for descending the Rivers Ohio and Mississippi ; also, A
Brief Account of a New British Settlement on the Head- Waters
of the Susquehanna, in Philadelphia. By William Amphlett,
formerly of London, ... now Resident on the Banks of the Ohio
River. London^ Longman^ Hurst^ Rees^ Orme^ and Brown^ 1 8 19.
Post 8vo, pp. viii., 208. H. 1349
•'The present small volume appears to contain the most impartial account of the
Western States that we have yet seen. The author, disclaiming all intention of offer-
ing advice on the subject of emigration to the American continent, confines himself to
a description of the country; and he does not appear to be one of those speculators who
have land to sell, and are, therefore, interested in one particular State." — M. R., xci.,
P- 315-
Ampliatio Oder Erweiterung. 1633. See Usselincx.
Ampzing (S.) West-Indische | Trivmph-Basvyne, | Tot Godes
ere, ende roem der Batavieren gesteken, van we- 1 gen de veroveringe
der Spaensche Silver-vlote van Nova| Hispania, inde Baij van
Matanca, door de Schepen vande Ge- 1 octroijeerde West-Indische
22
170 ANALECTIC.
Compagnie, onder het beleyd | vande E. Manhafte Heren See-
Helden Pieter | Pieterszen Heyn, Generael, ende Hevn- 1 rick Kor-
neliszen Lonk, Admirael, geschied den 8. Sept. i628.|Door|
Samvel Ampzing, | Bedienaer des Goddelijken Woords inde Ge-
meynte des Heren binnen Haerlem. ^Tot Haerlem^ by Adnaen
Rooman^ Ord'iuaris Stads-Boek-drucker^ cId Id c xxix. 410, 6 p.
1., pp. 44. 2 Plates. 1350
Amsterdams j Dam-Praetje, I Van I Wat Outs en wat Nieuws. |
En I Wat vreemts. ^Tot Amsterdam^\ By Ian van Soest^ Boeckver-
kooper op de Kalver-Dijck^ Anno 1649. 4to, 20 leaves. 1351
This and the three following relate to Brazil, the New Netherlands, &c.
Amsterdams | Tafel-Praetje, | Van | Wat goets en wat Quaets |
En I Wat Noodichs. ^Tot Gouda^\By lasper Cornelisz^ Boeckver-
koop^r woonende op de Cingel^\Anno i6^().\ 4to, 16 leaves. 1352
Amsterdams | Vuur-Praetje, | Van | 'tEen ende 'tander datter | nu
om gaet. ^f Amstelredam^ \ Gedruckt by Claes Pietersz Boeckverkoo-
per^\Anno 1649. 4to, 18 leaves. ^353
Amsterdamsche ] Veerman | op | Middelburgh. ^ 7!?/ Vlissingen^
Gedruckt by my Jacob Jansz P'leck^ intjaer ons\Heeren. 1 650.
4to, pp. 12. 1354
Discourse between John, Pieter, Klaes and Paulus, concerning the West India Com-
pany and the Brazils.
The Amulet; a tale of Spanish California. London^ 1865.
i2mo. 1355
Amusemens geographiques. See [Navarre (P.)]
Anable (C. W.) Order of Services at the Recognition of
the Rev. Cortland W. Anable, as Pastor of the Old Cambridge
Baptist Church, ... June 21, 1863. \_Cambridge'\ 'John Ford^
Printer [1863]. 8vo, pp. 4. H. 1356
Anahuac. Resumen historico de las principales nationes que
poblaron el pais de Anahuac, o virreynato de nueve Espagna.
8vo, pp. 155. Plates. 1357
The Analectic Magazine and Naval Chronicle. Philadelphia^
1813-20. 16 vols., 8vo.+ Nevv Series. Vol. i. Philadelphia^
J. Maxwell^ 1820. 8vo. Continued. 1358
Among the contributors were Washington Irving, G. C. Verplanck, J. K. Paulding
and Paul Allen ; the Biography was principally by Irving, It includes a copious and
authentic history of the second war with Great Britain.
ANBUREY.
171
Anales del Ministerio de Fomento, Colonizacion, Industria y
Comercio de la Republica Mexicana. Mexico^ 1854-55. 8vo.
Analyse de la Carte Generale de TOcean Atlantique ou Occi-
dental, Dressee au Depot des Cartes, Plans and Journaux de la
Marine, et Publiee par Ordre du Roi, pour le service des Vais-
seaux de Sa Majeste, Sous le Ministere de M. le Marechal des
Castries, Ministre & Secretaire d'Etat ayant le department de
la Marine & des Colonies, en 1786. J Paris, de Nmprimerie
Royale, m.dcclxxxvi. 410, title and pp. 42. 1360
Analyse de I'Histoire philosophique et politique des etablisse-
ments et du commerce des Europeens dans les deux Indes.
Leyde, 1775. 8vo, pp. 255. 1361
" Barbier and Querard attribute a work with a similar title, printed at Paris in the
same year, to Fr. Bernard, a Dutchman. This is probably another edition of the
same." — Rich,
Analyse des notes des conseils coloniaux, ir. legislature.
Part I. (Martinique, Guadeloupe, Guyane Fran^aise, Isle Bour-
bon.) Paris, 1838. 4to. 1 362
The Analysis of Patriotism ; or, an Inquiry whether Opposi-
tion to Government, in the Present State of Affairs, is consistent
with the Principles of a Patriot. London, Keehle, Sec, 1777.
i2mo. 13^3
Relates to the American Revolution, The author determines his question in the
negative, — See M. R., lix., 155.
Analysis of the late Correspondence, 1809. See [Lowell
(John)].
Anania (G. L. d') L'Universale Fabrica del Mondo overo
Cosmografia, diuisa in quattro Trattati. ... Di Gio. Lorenzo
d'Anania. In Venetia, Ad Instantia di Aniello San Vito di Napoli^
MDLXXVI. 4to, 12 p. 1., pp. 336 (31). Reprinted 1582. 4to.
+ 1596. 4to. B. 1364
Trattato quarto relates to America.
The Anarchiad, A New England Poem, written in concert
by David Humphreys, Joel Barlow, John Trumbull, and Dr.
Lemuel Hopkins. New Haven, 1861. i6mo, pp. 120. 1365
[Anburey (Thomas)]. Travels through the Interior Parts
of America. In a Series of Letters. By an Officer. ... London,
William Lane, MDCCLXXXix. 8vo, half title, title, pp. vii. (21),
467 ; half title, title, pp. 558. Map and 7 Plates. h. 1366
172 ANCHIETA.
[Anburey.] Travels through the interior parts of America.
In a Series of Letters. By an Officer. A New Edition. Lon- .
don^ Printed for William Lane^ MDCCXCi. 2 vols., 8vo, pp. xii., ^
2 leaves of fac-similes ; pp. 414 ; pp.492. 7 Plates. 1367
Reprinted, with the author's name, in 1792. See M. R., lxxxi., p. 61. "Mr.
Thomas Anburey, the author of the travels, was an officer under General Burgoyne,
and whose conduct, in his unfortunate campaign, one object of this publication ap- ]
pears to have been to vindicate. The Monthly Re-vieiver says : ' He sometimes diverts '
us with anecdotes concerning the speeches or customs or manners of the people, as he '
passed among them, which, though droll, or even ridiculous enough, are of that kind
to which something similar may be met with in all countries, as may be easily im-
agined by those who have travelled in England,' How different from the ^r^ar reviewers ^
of 1832! The Critical Re-vietver pronounces 'this work, in its most essential parts, 1
to be an ill-digested plagiarism from Gen. Burgoyne's Narrative, and from the account |
of the prosecution of Colonel Henley.' " — Rich. " Anburey copies verbatim from
Burnaby and Peters, also very impudently from Smyth.'' — From a MS. note by C. D. \
Ebeling. ,
[Anburey.] Voyages dans les parties interieures de TAmer- ;
ique, pendant le cours de la derniere guerre ; Par un Officier de |
I'Armee Royale. Traduit de I'Anglois [par P. L. Lebas]. Paris^ !
Briand^ Ijgo. 2 vols., 8vo, pp. 396, 470. Map. H. 1368 ]
[Anburey.] Journal d'un voyage fait dans Tinterieur de i
TAmerique septentrionale. Ouvrage dans lequel on donne des i
details precieux sur I'insurrection des Anglo-Americains, et sur |
la chute desastreuse de leur papier-monnoie. Traduit de I'Anglois i
et enrichi de notes par M. Noel, ancien Professeur de belles- j
lettres au College de Louis-le-grand. Avec carte & figures.
Paris, La Villette, ^793- 2 vols., 8vo, pp. 336, 453. Map j
and Plates. h. 1369 i
See Le Redacteur, Boucher Bibliotheque, and Faribault, p. 4. I
Anburey. Reisen im Innern von Nord Amerika ; imgleichen ^
die Geschichte des Feldzugs und der Uebergabe des Generals I
Bourgoyne. Aus dem Englischen mit Anmerkungen. Berlin,
Voss, 1792. 8vo. Plates. c. 1370 \
Forms part of Bd. vi. of J, R. Forster's Magazin von neuen Reisebeschreibungen. \
\
Anchieta (Jose de). Arte de Grammatica da Lingoa mais
usada na Costa do Brasil. Por Fey to pelo Padre Joseph de i
Anchieta da Copanhia de Jesu. Coimbra, Antonio de Mariz, j
1595. Sm. 8vo, pp. 120. 1371 I
Extracts from this rare book will be found in Marcgravius, " Historiae rerum natu- j
ralium Brasiliae," Chap, viii,, and in Relandus, "Dissert, miscell.," in., 173. Wolf,
Literature de Bretil, mentions a phy in the Indian language by this author.
ANDERS.
^73
Anchieta (Joseph de). De Lingua Brasiliensium ex ejus
Grammatica. Amstelodami^ 1658. Folio. 1371^
Anchieta. Vida de ven. P. Joze de Anchieta de Companhia
de Jesus, thaumaturgo de nouo Mundo na provincia de Brasil.
Lisboa^ J. da Costa ^ 1672. Folio. ^372
Anchieta. Vida del padre Joseph de Anchieta de la Com-
pania de Jesus y provincia del Brasil, traducida de latin en cas-
tellano por el P. Estevande Paternina. Salamanca^ 1618. i2mo.
Title as given by Ternaux Compans, No. 399. See alio Beretari (Seb.)
Anchieta. Vita del P. Guiseppe Anchieta detto I'Apostolo
del Brasile, cavata da' Processi formati per la sua Beatificazione.
Romes^ 1738. 8vo. 1374
Lives of Father Joseph Anchieta, S. J., the Ven. Alvera von
Virmundt, Religions of the Order of the Holy Sepulchre ; and
the Ven. John Berchmans, S. J. London^ Richardson and Son^
1849. 8vo. 1375
Joseph Anchieta, a native of TenerifFe, left Portugal in the suite of Acosta, in the
year 1553, in his twentieth year, and died in Brazil in 1597. He established the
College of Perataningo.
Ancient Records, [n. p., 183-.?] 8vo, pp. 8. 1376
Purporting to be the '' Book of Chronicles, Part i."* A burlesque description of
some trial " in the reign of Andrew the Farmer," for violation of the Massachusetts
Laws restricting the sale of intoxicating liquors.
Anchor^ pseudon. See [De Peyster (J. W.)]
Ancient Right of the English Nation to the American Fishery.
»9^^[Bollan (Wm.)]
Ancizar. Peregrinacion por las provincias del norte de la
Nueva Granada en 1850 y 51. Bogota^ 1853. i2mo, pp. 524.
Portrait. ^377
Ancona. Proceedings of a court martial in the Case of Capt.
S. E. Ancona, held at Reading, Pa., May 10, 1854. 8vo. P.
Anderde Discovrs. By Forma van Messieve. See West
Indies.
Anders (Rudolph). Der Weg zum Gliick, oder: die Kunst
Millionair zu v^^erden. Aus den hinterlassenen Papieren des
kurzlich verstorbenen Amerikanischen Millionairs Abbot Law-
1 74 ANDERSON.
rence im Original. Deutsch bearbeitet von Rudolph Anders.
Berlin^ G. A. Hoevel^ 1856. l6mo, pp. 28. H. 1379
" Good, moral advice, arranged under forty-four heads. No part of it is unworthy
the character of Mr. Lawrence, but undoubtedly no part of it was ever seen by him." —
Boiton Courier. (Art. by George Ticknor.)
Anderson. The History of the Life and Adventures of Mr.
Anderson, containing his strange varieties of Fortune in Europe
and America. Compiled from his own papers. [Motto.] Lon-
do7i^ Owen^ 1 754* i2mo, pp. 228. + Same. Dublin^ 1754*
i2mo.4-Same. Beriuick^ IV. Pherson^ m.dcc.lxxxii. i2mo,
pp. 263. P^ontispiece. 1380
The author was kidnapped in London, taken to America, and sold to a planter at
Senupexen Inlet, Md., for £10, and afterwards joined the Virginia Rangers against
the French Indians, &c. See M. R., x , p. 147.
Anderson. Eastern Coast of Central America. Mr. Ander-
son's Report. London [1849]. 8vo, pp. 138. 1381
This pamphlet has no regular title, not having been printed for sale. It is ad-
dressed to the Directors of the Eastern Coast of Central America Commercial and Agri-
cultural Company.
[Anderson (Adam)]. An Historical and Chronological De-
duction of the Origin of Commerce, from the Earliest Accounts
to the present Time. ... To which is prefixed. An Introduction,
Exhibiting ... the Importance of our Colonies ... . London^ A.
Millar .^ etc.^ mdcclxiv. 2 vols., folio. (H.) + Same. Carefully
revised, corrected, and continued to the present Time. ... Lon-
don^ i787-'89. 4 vols., 4to. 4- Same. Carefully Revised, Cor-
rected, and continued to the Year 1789, by Mr. Coombe. Dub-
lin^ 1790. 6 vols., 8vo. Maps. h. 1382
The author was a clerk in the South-Sea House, London. It contains a most accu-
rate account of the South-Sea Com.pany, and the very extraordinary actions of the year
1720.
Anderson (Alexander). Life and Confession. See Rocka-
field (H. A.)
Anderson (A.) A General History of Quadrupeds. The
Figures engraved on Wood, chiefly copied from the Original of
T. Bewick. By A. Anderson. First American Edition, With an
Appendix, containing some American Animals not hitherto de-
scribed. New-Tork^ 1804. 8vo, pp. x., 531. H. 1383
. Dr. Anderson introduced wood engraving into the United States, and has been called
the Bewick of America. He was born in 1775, and still lives — 1867.
Anderson (C.) This pamphlet is humbly dedicated to the
ANDERSON. 1 75
Ladies and Gentlemen who may please to visit Lundy's Lane,
by the author, Charles Anderson, late lieutenant in His Majesty's
Provincial Royal Artillery Drivers, who fought in all the actions
on the Niagara frontier, and at Stoney Creek, of which he gives
a true and impartial account, and is now a guide to the Battle
Ground at Lundy's Lane. Niagara^ Chronicle Office. i2mo,
PP' 35- 1384
Anderson (C.) An Address delivered before the Society of
Alumni of Miami Universitv, at their Anniversary, August 13th,
1840: by Charles Anderson. Oxford^ Ohio^ Printed by John B.
Peat^ 1840. 8vo, pp. 37. H. 1385
" Upon the history, condition and prospects of the University."
Anderson (C.) An Address on the Anglo Saxon Destiny ... .
By Charles Anderson, Esq. Cincinnati., Printed by John D.
Thorpe., 1850. 8vo, pp. 48. H. 1386
The title on the cover reads : "The Anglo Saxons : their Origin, Histor)-, Charac-
ter, Identity, and Connection with the English and American People \ and their Des-
tiny."
Anderson. A Funeral Oration, on the Character, Life, and
Public Services of Henry Clay. Delivered in Cincinnati, Nov.
2, 1852, at the Request of the Clay Monumental Association of
Ohio. By Charles Anderson. Cincinnati., Ben. Franklin Office
Prints 1852. 8vo, pp. 38. H. 1387
Anderson (C.) Thanksgiving for Victory, Peace, and our
Country Saved. A Proclamation by Charles Anderson, Gover-
nor of the State of Ohio. \_Colu7nbus? \%^^7\ Broadside. H.
Anderson (C.) Loyal Publication Society ... . No. 17. The
Cause of the War ; Who brought it on, and for What Purpose ?
Speech of Col. Charles Anderson, late of Texas, now of U. S.
Volunteers. New York., IVm. Bryant ^ Co.., Printers., 1863.
8V0, pp. 16. H. 1389
Anderson (C.) Loyal Publication Society, ... . No. 21.
Letter addressed to the Opera House Meeting, Cincinnati. By
Col. Charles Anderson. New Tork., Wm. C. Bryant ^ Co..^
Printers., 1863. 8vo, pp. 15. H. 1389^
[Anderson (Charles Frederick)]. Architect's Report and
Plans for the Improvement of the Lighting, Heating, Ventila-
tion, and Acoustics of the Senate Chamber, and Hall of the
176 ANDERSON.
House of Representatives ... December 2, 1864. Washington^
D. C, McGi//^ IVitherow^ Printers^ 1 864. 8vo, pp. 36. H.
Anderson (D.) Canada: or a View of the Importance of the
British American Colonies ; shewing their Extensive and Im-
proveable Resources and pointing out the Great and Unprece-
dented Advantages which have been allowed To the Americans
over our own Colonists ; together with the Great Sacrifices
which have been made by our late Commercial Regulations of
the Commerce and Carrying-Trade of Great Britain to the
United States ... . By David Anderson. London^ J. M. Rich-
ardson^ 1 8 14. 8vo, pp. xxxi., 355. Map. B. 139 1
Anderson. A Charge to the Clergy of the Diocese of Ru-
pert's Land at its Primary Visitation. By David Anderson, d.d.,
1852. 8vo. 1392
Anderson. Notes of the Flood at the Red River, in 1852.
By David Anderson, d.d.. Bishop of Rupert's Land. London^
1852. i2mo, pp. 124. c. 1393
Anderson (E.) The Ultimatum of a Free Ministrv to the De-
mands of Politicians. A Discourse, by Rev. Edward Anderson,
Pastor of the First Baptist Church, Milford, N. H., July 13,
1856. Milford^ Garfield's Press^ 1856. 8vo, pp. 31. H. 1394
Anderson [Y.) Addresses delivered before the Virginia
State Convention by Hon. Fulton Anderson, Commissioner
from Mississippi, Hon. Henrv L. Benning, Commissioner from
Georgia, and Hon. John S. Preston, Commissioner from South
Carolina, February, 1861. Richmond^ JVyatt M. El'iott^ Printer^
1861. 8vo, pp. 64. H. 1395
Anderson (G. W.) Slavery and Slaveholding in the United
States. By Geo. W. Anderson, Pastor of the Lower Merion
Baptist Church, Penn'a. Philadelphia^ American Baptist Publica-
tion Society [185-?] 24mo, pp. 67. h. 1396
Anderson (Hugh). A True and Historical Narrative. See
Tailfer (Patrick).
Anderson. Historical Narrative of the Colony of Georgia.
(In Georgia Historical Society's Collections, Vol. 11.)
[Anderson (James)]. The Constitutions of the Free-Masons
Containing the History, Charges, Regulations, &c., of that most
ANDERSON. I77
Ancient and Right Worshipful Fraternity. For the Use of the
Lodges. London^ Printed [1723] ; Philadelphia^ Reprinted by B.
Franklin^ 1734- ^to.-]- London^ 1723. -f Republished, Fac-simile,
by Jno. W. Leonard and Co.^ 1 855. 4to, 4 p. 1., pp. 108. H. 1397
Mr. Corwin's copy of the edition of 1734 sold in 1856 for 89.25.
Anderson (James). Royal Genealogies : or, The Genealogical
Tables of Emperors, Kings and Princes, from Adam to these
Times; In Two Parts. Part i. ... the Genealogies of the ear-
liest great Families, and most ancient Sovereigns of Asia, Europe,
Africa and America ... . The Second Edition. With new Ad-
denda and Corrigenda ... . By James Anderson, d.d. London^
Charles Davis^ m,dcc,xxxvi. Folio, pp. (22), 812(18). H. 1398
The first edition appeared in 1732.
[Anderson (James)]. Free Thoughts on the American Con-
test. ... Edinburgh^ m,dcc,lxxvi. 8vo, pp. 59. h. 1399
First published in the Edinburgh Weekly Magazine, over the signature of *' Timo-
leon." Takes the side of Great Britain, and concludes with some severe strictures on
Paine's Common Sense.
Anderson. The Interest of Great-Britain with regard to her
American Colonies, considered. To which is added An Appen-
dix, containing the Outlines of a Plan for a General Pacification.
By James Anderson, m.a.. Author of Observations on the Means
of exciting a Spirit of National Industry, &c. London^ T.
Cadell^ M.DCC.LXXXii. 8vo, pp. vii., 136, Appendix 36. h.
The object of the author of this pamphlet is to show "that the American Colonies,
instead of promoting the trade and manufactures of Great Britain, have tended in a
most powerful manner to depress them. That, instead of adding strength and stability
to the empire, they have necessarily weakened it to a great degree, and exposed it to
the most imminent danger. That, therefore, the settling of these colonies at first was
unwise, and the subsequent encouragement that was given them highly impolitic." —
M. R., Ixvi., 428. The cotton famine of 1862 is a practical commenton this writer.
Anderson. Observations on Slavery, particularly with a
view to its effects on the British Colonies in the West Indies.
By James Anderson. Manchester^ 1789. 4to, pp. 38. P. 140 1
Anderson (James). A Few Facts and Observations on the
Yellow Fever of the West Indies, by which is shewn, that there
have existed two species of Fever in the West India Islands for
several years past, indiscriminately called Yellow Fever, but
which have proceeded from very different causes ; with the suc-
cess attending the method of cure. By James Anderson, m.d.,
23
178 ANDERSON.
Late Surgeon of the 60th Regiment of Foot. London^ Robinson^
1799. 8vo. 1402
See M. R.f New Series, xxix., 454.
Anderson. Account of the Importation of American Coch-
ineal Insects into Hindostan. Madras^ 1795- 8vo, pp. 9. 1402^
Anderson (James). Memorable Women of the Puritan
Times. By the Rev. James Anderson ... . London^ Blackie and
Son^ [also] Glasgow and Edinburgh^ 1 862. 8vo, pp. viii., (i),
408 ; (l), 408. H. 1403
Contains, among others, lives of Margaret Tindal, wife of John Winthrop, Anne
Dudley, wife of Simon Bradstreet j Anne Marbury, wife of Wm. Hutchinson 5 and Mary
Dyer.
Anderson (James Stuart Murray). The History of the
Church of England in the Colonies and Foreign Dependencies
of the British Empire. By the Rev. James S. M. Anderson,
M.A. London^ 1845-56. 3 vols., 8vo, pp. xxviii., 482; xvi.,
769; xxiv., 807. + Second Edition. London^ Rivingtons^ 1856.
Fcap 8vo, pp. xl., 512, Table and Map; xix., 582; xx.,
654. H. 1404
Anderson (Johann). Nachrichten von Island, Gronland und
der Strasse Davis, zum wahren Nutzen der Wissenschaften und
der Handlung. Hamburgh Holle^ 1746. 8vo. Plates.+ Same.
Frankfurt u. Leipzig^ ^IM- 8vo. Map and Plates. 1 405
The appendix contains a brief grammar and vocabulary of the Esquimaux language
explained in German and Danish.
Anderson. Efterretninger om Island, Gronland og Strat
Davis. Kwbenhavn^ 1748. 8vo. Map and Plates. Bm. 1406
Anderson. Beschryving van Ysland, Groenland en de Straat
Davis. Uit het hoogduitsch vertaalt. Door J. D. J. Amster-
dam^ 1750. 4to. Map and Plate. -f-Waar by gevoegt zyn de
Verbeteringen door Niels Horrebow. Amsterdam^ ^75^' 4^o?
Map and Plates. 1407
The first part of this edition is the same as the preceding. The second part is Hor-
rebow's Iceland.
Anderson (J.) Histoire Naturelle de I'lslande et du Groen-
land, traduit de I'allemand par Sellius. Paris^ Seb. Cramoisy^ ^75^'
-\-Paris^ Jorry^ 17 S4- 2 vols., i2mo. 1408
Anderson (J.) Histoire Naturelle de L'Island du Green-
ANDERSON. 1 79
land, du Detroit de Davis, et d'autres Pays Situes sous le Nord,
traduite de rAllemande. Par M*** [J. P. Rousselot de Surgy].
Paris^ Jorry^ 1750- 2 vols., 8vo. Map and Plates. + P^r/V,
1764. 2 vols., i2mo. 1408^
See Boucher, Vol. i,, pp. 392.
Anderson (John). Speech of Mr. Anderson, of Maine, on
the Proposed Increase of the Tariff: delivered in the House of
Representatives of the U. States, March 5, 1828. [n. p., 1828.]
8vo, pp. 8. H. 1409
Anderson (John J.) A Pictorial School History of the United
States. ... By John J. Anderson. New Tork^ Clark l^ Maynard^
1864. i2mo, pp. 313, 38. H. 1410
Anderson (Joseph). Judge Anderson's Speech. Delivered
in the Senate of the United States. On Thursday the ist. day of
December, on the resolution offered by Mr. Hillhouse, to repeal
the several embargo laws. [n. p.], Dinmore and Cooper^ Printers
[1808]. 8vo, pp. 18. H. 141 1
Anderson (L.) Speech of the Hon. Lucien Anderson, of
Kentucky, on the Democracy of Kentucky and their Allies in
the North. House of Representatives, March 5, 1864. 8vo,
pp. 15. 1412
Anderson (M. E.) Scenes in the Hawaiian Islands and Cali-
fornia. By Mary E. Anderson. Boston^ 1865. i6mo. 14 13
Anderson (O. P.) A Voice from Harper's Ferry. A Nar-
rative of Events at Harper's Ferry ; with Incidents Prior and
Subsequent to its Capture by Captain Brown and his Men. By
Osborne P. Anderson, One of the Number. Boston^ the Author^
1861. i2mo, pp. 72. H. 1414
Anderson (R.) ... Concurrent Resolutions of the Legislature
of New York, in relation to Gen. Robert Anderson. Washing-
ton^ 1864. 8vo, pp. 2. (38th Cong., ist Sess., House, Misc.
Doc, No. 65.) 1415
[Anderson (R. W.)] Hon. Senators and Representatives
... ist Session, 32nd Congress. ["A few suggestions with
regard to non-intervention between European States, a change in
our naturalization law, and the revision, concretion and perfec-
tion of the jurisprudence of the Confederacy and the Several
States." n. p., 185 1 or 1852.] 410, pp. 2. h. 1416
l8o ANDERSON.
Anderson (R.) Two Discourses, delivered on the Public
Fast in Massachusetts, April 8, 1802. By Rufus Anderson, of
Wenham, Mass. Portland^ 1802. 8vo, pp. 40. 141 7
Anderson. American Board of Commissioners for Foreign
Missions. Report to the Prudential Committee of a Visit to the
Missions in the Levant. By Rufus Anderson ... . Also, A
Letter to the Committee from the Rev. Dr. Hawes. ... Boston^
Printed for the Board^ by T. R. Marvin^ 1844. 8vo, pp. 54. H.
Anderson (R.) The Hawaiian Islands : their Progress and
Condition under Missionary Labors. By Rufus Anderson, d.d.,
Foreign Secretary of American Board of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions. With Illustrations. Boston^ Gould and Lin-
coln^ 1864. i2mo, pp. 450. H. 4- Second Edition. Boston^ 1864.
i2mo. + Third Edition. Boston^ 1865. i2mo. h. 1419
Anderson. Memoir of Catherine Brown, a Christian Indian
of the Cherokee Nation. By Rufus Anderson, a.m. Boston^
1825. i8mo, pp. 1^0. -{-London^ 1825. i6mo. b. M. + Phila-
delphia^ American Sunday School Union [1831]. 24mo, pp. 138.
H . -h Philadelphia^ 1832. i2mo.+ Cincinnati^ 1827.+ Tork {^Eng-
land\ W, Alexander iff Son^ 1827. l2mo, pp. 202. Plate.
Anderson (T. D.) A funeral oration, delivered before the
City Government and Citizens of Roxbury, on the Occasion of
paying Funeral Honors to Zachary Taylor, late President of
the United States; July 31, 1850. By Rev. Thomas D. Ander-
son. Together with the other Services. Printed by order of
the City Council. Roxbury^ 1 850. 8vo, pp. 40. 142 1
Anderson. The Home and the Nation. A Sermon deliv-
ered before the Executive and Legislative Departments of the
Government of Massachusetts, at the Annual Election, ... Jan.
4, i860. By Thomas D. Anderson, d.d.. Pastor of Dudley St.
Baptist Church, Roxbury. Boston^ William JVhite^ Printer^
i860. 8vo, pp. 38. H. 1422
Anderson (W. C.) The National Crisis. An Address
delivered before the Young Men's Christian Association of San
Francisco, Cal., at their Eighth Anniversary, Aug. 12, 1861.
By Rev. W. C. Anderson. San Francisco^ 1861. 8vo, pp. 10.
Anderson (W.) Liberty and Union ! Speeches delivered
at the Eighteenth Ward Republican Festival, in Commemoration
ANDERSONVILLE. l8l
of the Birth of Washington, held at the Gramercy Park House,
New York, February 22, i860. Reported phonographically by
William Anderson. New York^ Baker and Godwin^ Printer s,^
i860. 8vo, pp. 40. H. 1424
Anderson (W. J.) Life and Narrative of William J. Ander-
son, Twenty-four Years a Slave ; sold Eight Times ! in Jail Sixty
Times!! whipped Three Hundred Times!!! ... Also, A Simple
and Easy Plan to abolish Slavery in the United States, together
with An Account of the Services of Colored Men in the Revo-
lutionary War ... . Written by himself. Chicago^ Daily Tribune
Book and Job Printing Office^ 1857. i2mo, pp. 81. H. 1425
Anderson (W. W.) Canada and Jamaica: Two Addresses
delivered before the Colored Citizens of New-York, by William
Wemyss Anderson, Esq., of Jamaica, and John Scoble, Esq., of
London; on the i6th and 23d of October, 1851. Reported ...
by John Mullaly, Esq. New-Tor k^ Wm. Harned^ 1851. i2mo,
pp. 16. H. 1426
Anderson. A Description and History of the Island of Ja-
maica, comprising an Account of its Soil, Climate, and Produc-
tions, shewing its Value and Importance as an Agricultural Coun-
try, and a desirable place of residence for certain Classes of Set-
tlers. Reprinted (it is believed for the first time,) from the great
Work, "An Account of America, or the New World," by John
Ogilby, Esq., Master of the Revels in Ireland ; first published in
the year 167 1, with prehminary chapter and notes, to connect
the Work with our own times ; By William Wemyss Anderson,
Esq. (With a Map of the Island.) Jamaica and the other West
India Islands are destined to be the true and final homes of the
civilized Coloured Races. Kingston^ Jamaica^ George Henderson^
1851. 8vo, pp. 46, Errata 9 lines, on a slip. Map. 1427
Anderson. Jamaica and the Americans. By William We-
myss Anderson. New York^ 1851. 8vo, pp. 30. 1428
Andersonville. See [Smith (Gerrit)].
A List of the Union Soldiers buried at Andersonville. Copied
from the Official Record in the Surgeon's Office at Anderson-
ville [by Dorence At water]. ... New York^ Tribune Association^
1866. Rl. 8vo, pp. viii., 74. H. 1429
Quartermaster General's Office, General Orders, No. 70
l82 ANDOVER.
[69 J]. The Martyrs who, for Our Country, gave up their Lives
in the Prison Pens in Andersonville, Ga. Washington^ Govern-
ment Printing Office^ 1866. 8vo, pp. 225. H. 1430
The Andover Husking; a Political Tale, suited to the Cir-
cumstances of the Present Time, and dedicated to the Whigs of
Massachusetts. ... Boston^ J. H, Eastburn^ Printer^ 1842. 8vo,
pp. 27. H. I43I
Andover. Catalogue of the Library belonging to the Theo-
logical Institution in Andover. Andover^ Printed by Flagg and
Gould^ 1 8 19. 8vo, pp. 161. H. 1432
Catalogue of the Library of the Theol. Seminary in Andover,
Mass. By Oliver A. Taylor, m.a. Andover^ Printed by Gould
^ Newman^ 1838. 8vo, pp. 531. + First Supplement. Andover^
Printed by J. D, Flagg & W. H. Wardwell, 1849. 8vo, pp.
66, (i). H. 1433
Catalogue of the Officers and Students of the Theological
Seminary, Andover, January, 1818. [n. p., 18 18.] Broadside.
Continued. H. 1434
Began to be printed in 8vo in 1822, or earlier.
Catalogue of the Teachers' Seminary, Andover, Mass., Octo-
ber, 1836. Andover^ Printed by Gould and Newman^ 1836. 8vo,
pp. 14. H. 1435
Catalogue of those who have been educated at the Theologi-
cal Seminary in Andover. Sept. 27, 1815. Andover^ Printed by
Flagg and Gould \_iS 1^1. 8vo, pp. 12. Continued triennially. H.
The Constitution and Associate Statutes of the Theological
Seminary in Andover ; with a Sketch of its Rise and Progress.
[By E. Pearson.] Boston^ Farrand^ Mallory^ and Co.^ 1808.
8vo, pp. 6^. -\- Andover^ Printed by Flagg and Gould^ 1 81 7. 8vo,
pp. 40. H. 1437
The Constitution of Phillips Academy, in Andover. Andover^
1817. 8vo, pp. 14. 1438
Laws of the Theological Institution in Andover. Andover^
Printed by Flagg and Gould ^ 18 1 7. 8vo, pp. 16. -\- Andover^ 1 827.
8vo, pp. 31. H.-\- Andover^ Printed by Gould and Newman, '837.
8vo, pp. 31. n.-{- Andover, Printed by Allen, Morrill and Ward-
well, 1846. 8vo, pp. 30. H. 1439
ANDRADE. 183
A Memorial of the'Semi-Centennial Celebration of the Found-
ing of the Theological Seminary at Andover. [Edited by the
Rev. John L. Taylor.] Andover^ Warren F. Draper^ 1859.
8vo, pp. 8, 242. H. 1440
Review of the " Constitution and Associate Statutes," &c.
From the Monthly Anthology, November, 1808. Boston^ 1808.
8vo, pp. 35. 1441
Statistics of the Class of 1859, in Andover Theological Semi-
nary. Compiled by the Class Secretary [Charles Ray Palmer].
Andover^ Printed by Warren F. Draper^ 1862. 8vo, pp. 40. H.
Andover and Wilmington Railroad. First Report of the
Directors, &c., with that of the Engineer, October, 1834.
Andover^ 1 834. 8vo, pp. 24. 1443
Andrada e Silva (Jose Bonifacio de). Refutation des
calomnies relatives aux affaires du Bresil, inserees par un sieur de
Loy dans I' Independant de Lyon ; par MM. Jose Bonifacio
d'Andrada, Antonio Carlos-Ribeiro d'Andrada et Martin Fran-
cesco-Ribeiro d'Andrada ... . Paris^ impr'imerie de B'eraud^ 1826.
8vo. 1444
Andrada e Silva. Representa^ao a assemblea geral con-
stituente e legislativa do imperio do Brasil, sobre a escravatura,
por Jose Bonifacio Andrada e Silva deputado a dita assemblea
de la provincia di S. Paulo. Parh^ imprirnerie de F. Didot^ 1825.
8vo. 1445
Andrada e Silva. Memoir addressed to the General, Con-
stituent and Legislative Assembly of the Empire of Brazil,
on Slavery ! By Jose Bonifaciod 'Andrada e Silva ... . Trans-
lated from the Portuguese by William Walton. London^ Butter-
worthy etc., 1826. 8vo, pp. 60. H. 1446
Andrade (Alonzo de). Varones ilustres en santidad, letras, y
zelo de las almas. De la Compafiia de Jesus. Tomo Ouinto
[and Sexto] a los quatro que saco a luz el Venerable, y Erudito
Padre Juan Eusebio Nieremberg, de la Compafiia de Jesus.
Por el Padre Alonso de Andrade, de la misma Compafiia de
lesus, natural de Toledo, Calificador del Consejo Supremo de
la Santa y General Inquisition. Madrid, Joseph Fernandez di
Buendia, 1666-67. 2 vols., folio, 6 p. 1., pp. 863 ; 6 p. !., pp.
754. 1447
For a continuation, j« Cassani ; for the previous volumes, ite Nieremoerg.
184 ANDRE.
Andrade e Silva (J. M. de). Reinado e ultimos momentos
de sua magestade o Senhor D. Pedro V. Por Jose Maria de
Andrade e Silva. Maranhao^ 1862. 8vo, pp. 222. 1448
Andre (John). The Cow Chace, In Three Cantos, Pub-
lished on Occasion of the Rebel General Wayne's Attack of
the Refugees' Block-House On Hudson's River, on Friday
the 2 1st of July, 1780. New York^ Printed hy 'James Rivington^
MDCCLXXX. 8vo, pp. 69. 1449
"The Cow Chace" occupies twenty-six pages — the remainder is a reprint of'" The
American Times." See No. 1244. The following is the last stanza of this mock-
heroic poem ; founded on the defeat of Generals Wayne, Irving, and Proctor, to which
subsequent events gave a melancholy interest :
And now I've clos'd my epic strain,
I tremble as I show it,
Lest this same warrior-drover, Wayne,
Should ever catch the poet.
First published in Rivington's Royal Gazette. 5«(r M, R., lxvi., 72; Niles's Reg.,
XX., 386.
Andre. The Cow Chace : an Heroick Poem, in Three
Cantos. Written at New- York, 1780, By the late Major
Andre, With Explanatory Notes, by the Editor. [Motto.] Lon-
don^ Printed for John Fielding.^ 1 781. 4to, pp. 32. H. 1450
Andre. The Cow Chace. In Three Cantos. Written in
the Year 1780 ; By Major John Andre, Adjutant-General to
the British Army, in North America, a few Weeks previous to
his Capture by the Americans. New Tork.^ Printed in the Tear
1789. i2mo, pp. 22. 1451
Andre. The Cow Chace, A Poem in Three Cantos. By
Major John Andre, Adjutant General to the British Army in
New York, in 1780. Albany, N r., J. Munsell, 1866. 8vo,
pp. 69. 1452
This edition was suppressed by the editor. Dr. Hough.
Andre. Case of Major John Andre, Adjutant-General to
the British Army, who was put to death by the rebels, October
2nd, 1780. Candidly represented ; with remarks on the Case.
New York, J. Rivington, 1780. 4to, pp. 28. 1453
Andre. Proceedings of a Board of General Officers, Held by
order of His Excellency Gen. Washington, Commander in Chief
of the Army of the United States of America. Respecting Major
John Andre, Adjutant General of the British Army. September
29, 1780. Philadelphia, Printed by Francis Bailey, in Market-
ANDREE. 185
Street^ m.dcc.lxxx. 8vo, Half Title, i 1.; pp. 21. u.-\-Hart-
ford^ Reprinted by B. Webster^ m.d.CC.lxxx. l2mo, pp. 32.
Andre. Proceedings of a Board of General Officers, Held by
order of His Excellency General Washington, Commander in
Chief of the Army of the United States of America Respecting
Major John Andre, Adjutant General of the British Army.
September 29, 1780. Philadelphia Printed-, New Tork^ Reprinted
by James Rivington, mdcclxxx. 4to, pp. 13. 1455
See The Royal Gazette, Wednesday, November i, 1780, No. 427, where it is adver-
tised as the '' Proceedings of a Board of Rebel Officers," &c.
Andre. [Another Edition.] To which are appended. The
several Letters which passed to and from New York on the
Occasion. Published by Order of Congress. Providence^ Printed
and Sold by John Carter \n. d.] 8vo, pp. i6. N. 1456
Also included in the New York Gazette, Monday, Nov. 6, 1 780, No. 1516. It
was afterwards privately reprinted for Mr. John F. McCoy of New York, with an
introduction by Dr. F. B. Hough, under the following title :
Andre. Minutes of a Court of Inquiry upon the case of
Major John Andre, with accompanying documents published in
1780 by order of Congress, with an additional Appendix contain-
ing copies of the papers found upon Major Andre when arrested,
and other documents relating to the subject. Albany,^ J. Munsell^
1865. 4to, pp. 66. 1457
One hundred copies printed, of which ten are on large paper.
Andreana. Containing the Trial, Execution, and various
matters connected with the History of Major John Andre, Ad-
jutant-General of the British Army in America, a.d. 1780.
Philadelphia^ H. W. Smithy 1865. 8vo, pp. iv., 67, 4. 12 Plates.
175 copies printed — 25 in folio, 50 in 4to, and 100 in 8vo.
Andre : a Tragedy. See [Dunlap (Wm.)]
Vindication of the Captors of Major Andre. See [Benson (E.)]
Andre ( — , le Pere). Decouverte du Nouveau-Monde. His-
toire d'Amerique. Paris^ imprimerie de Setier, 1832. Broadside.
Andre. Description des quatre parties du monde : Europe,
Asie, Afrique, Amerique. Les productions ... ; lettre adressee
au peuple fran^ais. Paris^ imprimerie de Setier^ 1832. Folio.
Andree (Karl). Amerika in Geographischen und Geschicht-
lichen Umrissen. Von Dr. Karl Andree ... . Erster Band :
24
l86 ANDREW.
Nord-Amerika. Braunschweig^ George Westermann^ 1 851. 8vo,
pp. xiii., 8 10. -1-2'' Auflage. Mit in den Text gedruckten Holz-
schnitten und einem Kartenwerk von 18 Slattern qu. Fol. von
H. Lange. Braunschweig^ 1854. 8vo. 146 1
With the second title : " Nord-Amerika in ... Umrissen. Mit besonderer Beriick-
sichtigung der Eingeborenen und der indianischen Alterthiimer, der Einwanderung und
der Ansiedlungen, des Ackerbaues, der Gewerbe, der SchiffFahrt und des Handels. ...
Mit Abbildungen. ...'"
Andree. Buenos Ayres und die Argentinischen Provinzen.
Nach den neuesten Quellen. Von Karl Andree. Leipzig^ C. B.
Lorck^ 1856. i2mo, pp. xx., 426. c. 1462
Hausbibliothek fiir Lander und Volkerkunde, Band lo.
Andree. Geographische Wanderungen. Von Karl Andree.
Dresden^ 1859. ^ vols., 8vo, pp. xiv., 762. 1463
Vol I., pp. 74-329, contains Sketches of New York, Illinois, Kentucky and Cali-
fornia. Vol. II., pp. 1-87, The Mormons, Discoveries in the West, and the Red
River; pp. 88-120, A Glance at Central America.
Andree. Kartenwerk zu Nord-Amerika. ... Andree's Nach
den neuesten Materialien, mit besonderer Riicksicht auf physik-
alische Verhaltnisse und genauer Angabe der County-Einthei-
lung, der Eisenbahnen, Canale, Poststrassen und DampfschifF-
fahrt, in 18 Blattern mit erlauterndem Texte herausgegeben von
Henry Lange. ... Braunschweig^ George Westermann^ 1854.
Folio, pp. 28. 1464
Andrew (J. A.) An Address delivered before The New
England Historic-Genealogical Society, at the Annual Meeting
Held in Boston, Mass., January 2, 1867. By John A. Andrew,
LL.D., President of the Society. To which is added a Report of
the Proceedings at Said Meeting. Boston^ Printed by David Clapp
tff Son^ 1867. 8vo, pp. II (i). H. 1465
Andrew. An Address on the Occasion of dedicating the
Monument to Ladd and Whitney, Members of the Sixth Regi-
ment, M. v. M., killed at Baltimore, April 19, 1861. Deliv-
ered at Lowell, Massachusetts, June 17, 1865. By John A.
Andrew, Governor of the Commonwealth. Boston,^ IVright ^
Potter^ State Printers^ 1 865. 8vo, pp. 31. H. 1466
Andrew. Address of His Excellency John A. Andrew,
to the Two Branches of the Legislature of Massachusetts,
January 5, 1861. Boston^ IVilliam White^ Printer^ 1 861. 8vo,
pp. 48. (Senate Doc. No. 2.)-|-May 14, 1861. Extra Session.
Boston^ William JVhite^ Printer^ 1 86 1. 8vo, pp. 24. (Senate
ANDREW. 187
Doc. No. I. )-|- January 3, 1862. Boston^ William IVhite^ Prin-
ter^ 1862. 8vo, pp. 75. (Senate Doc. No. i.)-)- January 9, 1863.
Boston^ IVright bf Potter^ 1863. 8vo, pp. 80. H. -f November
II, 1863. Boston^ Wright and Potter^ 1863. 8vo, pp. 24.-!-
January 8, 1864. Boston^ Wright ':ff Potter^ Printers^ 1S64.. 8vo,
pp. 88. (Senate Doc. No. i.) H.-|- January 6, 1865. Boston^
Wright Cf Potter^ Printers^ 1865. 8vo, pp. 140. (Senate Doc.
No. I.) H. 1467
These and the following addresses mostly relate to the Rebellion.
Andrew. [Address to the Legislature on the Reception of
the News of the Occupation of Richmond by Gen. Grant.
Dated April 4, 1865. Boston^ 1865.] 8vo, pp. 3. (Senate
Doc. No. 173.) H. 1468
Andrew. Addresses by His Excellency Governor John A.
Andrew, Hon. Edward Everett, Hon. B. F. Thomas, and Hon.
Robert C. Winthrop, delivered at the Mass Meeting in Aid of
Recruiting, held on the Common under the Auspices of the
Committee of One Hundred and Fifty, on Wednesday, August
27, 1862. Boston^ y. E. Farwell and Company,, Printers,, 1862.
8vo, pp. 16. H. 1469
[Andrew.] Commonwealth of Massachusetts [Message of
the Governor], Executive Department, April 17, 1865. 8vo, pp.
8. (House Document, No. 227.) 1470
Relates to the assassination of President Lincoln.
Andrew. The importance of relying on the efforts of the
People instead of the machinery of a Bureau. Correspondence
concerning the System of recruiting Volunteers now prescribed
by the U. S. Provost-Marshal-General. Boston,, Wright ^
Potter,, Printers,, 1865. 8vo, pp. 23. H. 147 1
Andrew. ... [Letter to] S. F. Wetmore, Esq., Indianapolis,
Indiana. [Dated Feb. 3, 1863. n. p., 1863.] 8vo, pp. 8. H.
This letter was written in answer to the question raised in the popular branch of the
Legislature of Indiana, " Why Massachusetts has not sent to the held during the
present war as many men as have been sent by Indiana."
Andrew. ... A Proclamation to the People of Massachusetts.
[November 18. Boston,, 1863.] 8vo, pp. il. H. 1473
Explanation of the bounties ortered by the State and by the United States.
Andrew. Opinion In the Case of Edward W. Green.
\_Boston,, 1866.] 4to, pp. 20. H. 1474
1 88 ANDREWS.
Andrew. Letter to the Governor of Massachusetts [J. A.
Andrew], on occasion of his Late Proclamation, Of August 20,
1861. Boston^ A. K. Loring. 8vo, pp. 12. H. 1475
Andrew. Speeches of John A. Andrew at Hingham and
Boston ... with his Testimony before the Harper's Ferry Com-
mittee of the Senate, in relation to John Brown. ... {Boston^
i860.] 8vo, pp. 16. H. 1476
Andrew. ... To the ... Senators and Representatives of ...
Massachusetts in ... Congress ... . [Representations of the
Anomaly existing in the Organization of the Light Artillery Arm
of the Volunteer Forces of the United States. Boston^ 1864.]
4to, pp. 4. H. 1477
Andrew. [Two letters to Rev. Edw. E. Hale, dated Oct.
7 and II, declining the Presidency of Antioch College. Boston^
1865.] i6mo, pp. 3. H. 1478
Andrew. ... Valedictory Address of His Excellency John A.
Andrew, to the Two Branches of the Legislature of Massachu-
setts, January 4, 1866. Boston^ Wright ^ Potter^ Printers^
1866. 8vo, pp. 42. (Senate Doc. No. 2.) H. 1479
Andrew (J. A.) and Browne (A. G., Jr.) Circuit Court of
the United States, Massachusetts District, ss. In Admiralty.
The United States of America, by Information, versus the
Schooner Wanderer, and Cargo, G. B. Lamar, Claimant. John
A. Andrew, A. G. Browne, Jr., Proctors for the Claimant. The
Claimant's Points. Boston^ Prentiss & Deland^ Printers^ i860.
4to, pp. 27. H. 1480
Andrew (J. A.) and Butler (B. F.) Correspondence be-
tween Gov. Andrew and Maj. Gen. [Benjamin Franklin] But-
ler. Boston^ J. J. Dyer & Co.^ 1862. 8vo, pp 86. h. 148 i
Andrew (W.) Constitution of Nature. By W. Andrew.
Milwaukie^ Jermaine^ 1 864. 8vo. 1482
Relates to the Rebellion.
Andrew College. Catalogue of the Officers and Students of
Andrew College, Trenton, Gibson County, Tennessee. First
Session. Trenton^ Printed at the Banner Office^ 1854. 8vo, pp.
15. Continued. 1483
Andrews (Charles). The Prisoners' Memoirs, or Dartmoor
ANDREWS. 189
Prison ; Containing a Complete and Impartial History of the
entire Captivity of the Americans in England, From the Com-
mencement of the late War between the United States and Great
Britain, until all prisoners were released by the Treaty of Ghent.
Also a Particular Detail of all Occurrences relative to that Hor-
rid Massacre at Dartmoor, on the fatal evening of the 6th of
April, 18 15. The whole carefully compiled from the Journal of
Charles Andrews, a prisoner in England, from the commence-
ment of the War until the release of all the Prisoners. New
York^ Printed for the Author^ 18 15. l2mo, pp. 283. Plate.
Andrews (C.) Speech of Mr. Charles Andrews, of Maine,
in the House of Representatives, February 25, 1852, on the
Resolutions of the Legislature of ... Maine tendering Sympathy
to Louis Kossuth, Condemning the ... intervention of Russia in
the affairs of Hungary, and asking the influence of the United
States against all such intervention in future, [n. p., 1852.]
8vo, pp. 7. H. 1485
Andrews (C. C.) Reflections on the Operation of the Pres-
ent System of Education. By Christopher C. Andrews, Coun-
sellor at Law. ... Boston^ Crosby^ Nichols and Company^ 1 85 3.
8vo, pp. 29. i486
Andrews (C. C.) History of the New York African Free
Schools, from their Establishment in 1787, to the Present Time;
... Also a brief account of the successful labours of the New
York Manumission Society, with an appendix, &c. By Charles
C.Andrews. New Tor k^ i%'^o. i2mo. 1487
Andrews. Minnesota and Dacotah. In Letters descriptive
of a Tour through the North West, In the Autumn of 1856.
With Information Relative to Public Lands, and A table of Sta-
tistics. By C. C. Andrews. Washington^ ^'^Sl- ^^o- Map.
-[-Second Edition. Washington^ Robert Farnham^ 1857. i2mo,
pp. 2 1 5. -f Third Edition. Washington^ 1857. i2mo. H. 1488
Andrews (C. C.) History of the campaign of Mobile ...
By Brevet Major-General C. C. Andrews ... Maps and Illus-
trations. New Tork^ 1867. 8vo. P. 1489
[Andrews (C. W.), d.d.] An Apology. The Protestant
Episcopal Society for the Promotion of Evangelical Knowledge :
its Origin, Constitution, Tendencies, and Work. New-Tor k^
Printed by John A. Gray^ 1854. 8vo, pp. 44. H. 1490
190 ANDREWS.
Andrews (David). The Sure and Only Foundation, with
Historical Notices. A Centennial Discourse, delivered before
the Church of Christ and Second Parish, in Pepperell, Mass.,
January 29, 1847. By David Andrews, Pastor of the Church.
Boston^ A. J. Wright^ Printer^ 1847. ^^^^ PP- 4^- "• ^49 ^
Andrews (D.) Truth and Character vindicated ; being a
Review of Hon. Caleb Butler's History of Ecclesiastical Affairs
in Pepperell. By Rev. David Andrews and others. Boston^
1849. ^^^5 PP- 49- ^- ^49^
Andrews (E. B.) A Funeral Discourse on the Occasion of
the Death of Hon. Ephraim Cutler, Delivered at Warren,
Washington Co., O., July 24, 1853, ^7 Prof. E. B. Andrews,
of Marietta College. ... Marietta^ O., Printed at the Intelligencer
Office^ 1854. 8vo, pp. 28. H. 1493
Andrews (E. Wigglesworth). An Address before the Wash-
ington Benevolent Society, in Newburyport, ... on the 22d.
of Feb., 1816. By Edward W, Andrews, a.m. ... Newburyport^
William B. Men & Co.^ 18 16. 8vo, pp. 15. H. 1494
In verse.
Andrews (E.) A Sermon, delivered at the Funeral of Mr.
Samuel Phillips, at Athol, February 6th, 18 10. By Elisha An-
drews, A.M., Pastor of the Baptist Church in Templeton. Wor-
cester^ Printed by Henry Rogers^ 1810. 8vo, pp. 18. H. 1495
Andrews (Erastus). Historical Discourse at North Leverett,
Mass., Aug. 18, 1847. % Erastus Andrews. Boston^ 1847.
Andrews (Ethan Allen). Slavery and the Domestic Slave-
Trade in the United States. In a series of letters addressed to the
Executive Committee of the American Union for the Relief and
Improvement of the Colored Race. By Prof. E. A. Andrews.
Boston^ Light & Stearns^ 1836. l2mo, pp. xii. ,9-201. H. 1497
Andrews (I. D.) ... Communication from the Secretary of
the Treasury, transmitting ... the Report of Israel D. Andrews,
Consul of the United States for Canada and New Brunswick,
on the Trade and Commerce of the British North American
Colonies, and upon the Trade of the Great Lakes and Rivers ;
also. Notices of the Internal Improvements in Each State, of
the Gulf of Mexico and Straits of Florida, and a Paper on the
Cotton Crop of the United States. Washington^ Robert Arm-
ANDREWS. 191
Strongs Printer^ 1 853. 8vo, pp. xix., 906 (i). Maps. (32d
Cong., 1st Sess. Senate. Ex. Doc. No. 112.) h. 1498
Andrews (I. W.) Why is Allegiance Due ? and Where is
it Due ? An Address delivered before the National Union As-
sociation of Cincinnati, June 2, 1863, by Israel W. Andrews,
President of Marietta College. Cincinnati^ Moore^ IVihtach^ Keys
& Co.^ Printers^ 1863. 8vo, pp. 30. H. 1499
Andrews (John). Essay on Republican Principles, and on
the Inconveniences of a Commonwealth in a Large Country and
Nation, with reflections on the present situation of Great Britain.
By John Andrews, ll.d. London^ 1783. 8vo, pp. 96. m. 1500
Andrews. History of the War with America, France, Spain,
and Holland; commencing in 1775 and ending in 1783. By John
Andrews, l.l.d. In Four Volumes with Portraits Maps and
Charts. London^ J^^^ Fielding and John Jarvis^ mdcclxxxv-
MDCCLXXxvi. 4 vols., Svo, pp. iv., 448 ; Title, i 1., pp. 449 ;
Title, I 1., pp. 445 ; Title, i 1., pp. 416 ; Index, 30 1. ; List of
Subscribers, pp. xiv. 31 Plates. h. 1501
See M. R., Lxxv., 466. " Compiled chiefly from the newspapers and the proceedings
of the House of Commons." — Rich. " A judicious compilation." — Lowndes. Highly
commended by Dr. Boucher. Includes portraits of Gens. Washington, Greene, Clin-
ton, Burgoyne, Cornwallis, Lafayette. De Grasse, Count D'Estaing, and Capt. Asgill.
Andrews (John). Letters of John Andrews, Esq., of Boston,
1772-1776. Compiled and edited from the Original MSS., with
an Introduction, By Winthrop Sargent. Reprinted from the
Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society. Cambridge^
Press of John Wilson and Sons ^ 1866. 8vo, pp. lOO. H. 1502
Andrews (John). A Discourse delivered before the Merri-
mack Humane Society, at their Anniversary Meeting, September
I, 1812. By John Andrews, a.m.. Minister of the First Church
and Religious Society in Newburyport. [Motto.] [With Ap-
pendix.] Newburyporty Press of E. W. Allen^ 18 12. 8vo, pp.
32. H. 1503
Andrews. An Eulogy on General George Washington :
Who departed this life December 14th, 1799, in the 68th year
of his age. Delivered before the First Religious Society, in
Newburyport, February 22d. 1800. By John Andrews, a.m.
Colleague Pastor with the Rev. Thomas Cary. [Motto.] From
192 ANDREWS.
the Press of Angier March ^ Newburyport. [1800]. 8vo, pp.
21. H. 1504
Andrews. A | Sermon, | delivered February 19, 1795,! being
a Day I of I Public Thanksgiving, | throughout the | United States
of America. I By John Andrews, a.m. | Junior Pastor of the First
Church in Newburyport. | Printed at Newburyport by \ Blunt ^
March\\_\'](^^']. 8vo, pp. 22. H. 1505
Andrews. A Sermon delivered October i, 1801 : at the
Dedication of a new House for Public Worship, erected by the
First Religious Society in Newburyport. By John Andrews,
A.M., Colleague-Pastor with the Rev. Thomas Cary. Newbury-
port^ Press of Allen dff Stickney^ 1801. 8vo, pp. 28. H. 1506
Andrews. A Sermon delivered November 26, 1808, at the
Interment of the Rev. Thomas Cary, a.m. Senior Pastor of the
First Religious Society in Newburyport. By John Andrews,
A.M., Surviving Pastor. ... Newburyport^ Edward Little^ 1808.
8vo, pp. 31, Appendix (15). h. 1507
Andrews (John L.) Pension, Bounty, and Prize Money
Manual. John L. Andrews, Government Claim Agent ... Bos-
ton. \_Boston^ J. E. Farwell ^ Co.^ Printers^ 1862 or 1863.]
32mo, pp. 16. H. 1508
Andrews (Joseph). Journey from Buenos Ayres, through
the Provinces of Cordova, Tucuman, and Salta, to Potosi,
thence by the Deserts of Caranja to Arica, and subsequently,
to Santiago de Chili and Coquimbo, undertaken on behalf of
the Chilian and Peruvian Mining Association, in the Years
1825-26. By Captain Andrews, late Commander h. c. s.
Windham. ... London^ John Murray^ 1827. 2 vols., i6mo, pp.
xxxii., 312; viii., 321. H. 1509
" Captain Andrews was sent out during the Mining mania, by one of the numerous
London Associations, and in these two volumes, gives a very clear, sensible, and
modest account of his journey and subsequent proceedings in execution of his trust.
They are well worth any one's reading, both for the entertainment to be derived from
them, and the information they occasionally convey." — Ed. Rev. See, also, M. R.,
cxiv., 233 i Museum, xi., 526.
Andrews (Rufus F.) Letter of Rufus F. Andrews, Lately
Surveyor of the Port of New York, to Thurlow Weed, Lately
Editor of the Albany Evening Journal. New York^ 1864.
i6mo, pp. 14. H. 1510
ANDREWS. 193
Andrews (Samuel). A Discourse on St. Mark xvi., 15, 16,
" And he said unto them, Go ye," &c. By Samuel Andrews,
A.M., Late Missionary at Wallingford, from the venerable So-
ciety for the Propagation of the Gospel in foreign Parts : and
now Missionary at St. Andrews (New-Brunswick). New Haven^
Printed by Daniel Bowen^ in Chapel-Street^ near the College
(m.dcc.lxxxvii). 4to, pp. 34. s. 151 1
[Andrews]. A Sermon Preached at Litchfield in Con-
necticut, before a Voluntary Convention of the Clergy of the
Church of England, of Several Provinces in America, June 13,
1770. By , a Native of the Province. ... Pub-
lished with Notes, to gratify the very respectable assembly before
whom it was delivered, and a copy given, July 1770. 4to, pp.
15. s. 1512
Mr. Andrews published several other tracts and sermons, one of which was on the
occasion of a Fast, 1775.
Andrews. The True Means to avert National Judgments.
A Sermon upon the Solemn Fast ordered through the States of
America, May 9th, 1798. Delivered at the House of John
Brewer, Esq., in Robins-Town, upon the River Schodick, At
His, and the Desire of others of its Inhabitants, Citizens of the
United States ; and published at their Request. By Samuel An-
drews, A.M., Rector of Saint Andrew's Church, in the Parish
of Saint Andrews, and Province of New-Brunswick ; and Mis-
sionary from the Society, &c. Printed at Boston^ 1798- 8vo,
pp. 22. S. 1513
Andrews (Samuel). Genealogical Chart of the Sargent
Family. Designed and compiled by Samuel Andrews of Boston,
A.D. 1851. \_Boston^ 1851.] Broadside. H. 1514
Andrews (Samuel G.) The Lecompton Constitution. Speech
of Hon. S. G. Andrews, of New York. Delivered in the
House ... February 23d, 1858. [Colophon] Washington^ D. C,
Buell i5 Blanchard^ Printers^ 1858. 8vo, pp. 8. H. 1515
Andrews (Sidney). The South since the War : as shown
by Fourteen Weeks of Travel and Observation in Georgia and
the Carolinas. By Sidney Andrews. Boston^ Ticknor and Fields^
1866. i6mo, pp. viii., 400. h. 1516
Consists, for the most part, of letters written to the Boston advertiser and Chicago
Tribune. The writer sees everything through Northern eyes.
194 ANDROS.
Andrews (W. S.) Illustrations of the West Indies. Sailing
directions for the Caribbean sea, Gulf of Mexico, and Florida.
By W. S. Andrews. London^ Day ^ Son^ i86i. 2 vols.,
oblong 4to. 15 1 7
Andrews (W. W.) See Smith (John Cotton).
Andrews (William W.) A Sermon on withdrawing from
the Congregational Ministry. Preached in Kent, Conn., May
20, 1849. With statement of reasons ... . 2d edition, with an
Introductory Preface. By Rev. William W. Andrews. New
Tork, 1851. 8vo. ^ s. 1518
Andrews (Wm. W.) The Work of the Church in America,
Especially in the West. An Address, Marietta (O.), July 28,
1855. By William W. Andrews. New Tork^ 1856. 8vo.
Vol. I. Fourth Year, No. 4. Andrews & Co.'s Stranger's
Guide in the City of Boston. 1851. ... Boston^ Andrews l^ Com-
pany [1851]. Sq. l6mo, pp. 78, (2). H. 1520
Andros or Androsse (Sir E.) See Stoughton's New England.
Andros. Commission of King James the Second to Sir Ed-
mund Andros, June 3, 1686. Mss. [j/V.] 8vo, pp. 14. 1521
Forms No. 8 of Force's Tracts, Vol. iv. See, also, Mass. Hist. Coll., 3d Series,
Vol. VII.; R. I. Ccl. Records, Vol. iii. ; N. Y. Col. Rec, Vol. in. ; Public Records
of Conn., Vol. in., pp. 402-436.
Andros. Matters objected against Sir Edmund Androsse, &c.
[n. d.] 8vo, pp. 56. 1522
See Mass. Hist. Soc. Coll., 2d Series; Vol. viii.
Andros. By His Excellency a Proclamation. ... Given at
Fort Charles, at Pemaquid, loth January, 1688. Signed, E.
Andros. \_Printed at Boston in New England^ 1688.] A Broad-
side.4- Reprinted, [n. d.] 1523
Andros (Rh. S. S.) Chocorua and other Sketches. By
R. S. S. Andros. Fall River ^ 1838. 8vo. 1524
Andros. The United States Customs Guide By R. S. S.
Andros, late Deputy Collector of the Customs, Boston. Boston^
T. R. Marvin; New York^ D. Appleton I:: Co.^ 1859. i2mo,
pp.316. H. 1525
ANDRu=i (Thomas). The grand era of ruin to nations from
ANECDOTES. ig5
foreign influence. A Discourse, delivered before the Congrega-
tional Society in Berkley, Nov. 26, 1812. ... By Thomas An-
dros, A.M. Boston, Samuel T. Armstrong, 18 12. 8vo, pp. 18. B.
Andros. The Old Jersey Captive; or a Narrative of the
Captivity of Thomas Andros, (now Pastor of the Church in
Berkley,) on board the Old Jersey Prison Ship, at New York,
1 781, in a series of letters to a Friend, suited to inspire Faith
and Confidence in a particular Divine Providence. Boston, IVm,
Peirce, 1 833. l6mo, pp. 80. 1527
Andrus (A.) The Emancipation Proclamation. By Hon. A.
Andrus and W. H. Brand. Albany, 1863. 1528
Andrus (Albert). Report of the Majority of the Committee
on Banks, to the Legislature of the State, made April i, 1864.
Private Edition. Albany, Printed by C. Van Benthuysen, 1864.
SVO, pp. 13. H. 1529
Signed by Albert Andrus, Alexander Olcott, Edward D, White, James B. Murray.
Andueza. Isla de Cuba, Pintoresca, Historica, Politica,
Literaria, Mercantil e Industrial. Por D. J. M. de Andueza.
Madrid, 184 1. 4to. 12 Plates. 15 30
Anecdotes Americaines. Histoire Abregee des evenements
du Nouveau Monde, etc. See [Hornot (Ant.)]
Anecdotes anglaises et americaines. Annees 1775 a 1783. ...
Paris, Delaunay \and'\ Brunot-Labbe, 1813. 2 vols., 8vo, pp.
298; 324. H. I53I
Anecdotes, Historical and Literary : or, miscellaneous selec-
tions of passages from eminent authors. 5^^/^;;, 1808. i2mo.
Anecdotes of the American Revolution. New York, 1844.
i8mo, pp. 252. 1533
Anecdotes Secretes sur la Revolution du 18 Fructidor ; et
Nouveaux Memoires des Deportes a la Guiane, ecrits par eux-
memes : contenant des Lettres du General Murinais, de Barthe-
lemy, de Tron^on du Coudray, de LafFond Ladebat, de De La
Rue, &c. — Relation des Evenemens qui suivirent a la Guiane
I'Evasion de Pichegru, Ramel, &c. — Tableau des Prisons de
Rochefort, par Richer-Serisy. — Narration de la Captivite et de
I'Evasion de Sir Sidney Smith de la Prison du Temple. — Me-
moire de Barbe Marbois, &c. &c. Faisant suite au Journal du
196 ANGELL.
General Ramel. Seconde Edition, revue, corrigee et augmentee.
Paris ^ Giguet et Co.^ Imprimeurs-Libraires ; et se trouve a Londres^
y. Wright^ 1799- 8vo, Title and Table, 2 1. ; Text, pp. 215.
Anecdotes sur les Indiens de I'Amerique du Nord, leurs moeurs
et leurs habitudes. Paris^ Delay ^ 1845. i6mo. i fr. 1535
Anent the North American Continent. " What is that hath
been ? the same thing shall be. ... " London^ William Ridgway^
March^ 1864. Post 8vo, pp. 15. H. 1535^
Anent the United States and Confederate States of North
America. "... Thoughts of peace and not of affliction." Lon-
don^ James Ridgway^ 1862. 8vo, pp. 7. H. & p. 1535^
Angel (William G.) Speech of W. G. Angel in the H. of
R. U. S. on the Bank of the United States, 1832. 8vo. 1536
Angelis (Pedro de). Coleccion de obras y documentos
relativos A la Historia Antigua y Moderna de las Provincias del
Rio de la Plata. Ilustrados con notas y disertacibnes por Pedro
de Angelis. Buenos Aires^ bnprenta del Estado^ 1836-37. 7
vols., 4to. 1537
Printed at the expense of the Argentine Republic, and not for sale. It is a most
important collection, embodying all the early travels in Buenos Ayres, Patagonia, and
other parts of South America. See Edin. Ri-v.^ lXv., 87-109. Triibner's American
/Jfcori, Nov. 21, 1865, contains a complete list of the contents of Vols, i.-vi.
Angelis. Biografia del Senor General Jose Arenales. Buenos
Aires. 1832. 8vo. Map. 1538
Angelis. Historical Sketch of Pepys' Island, in the South
Pacific Ocean. Buenos Aires^ 1842. 8vo, pp. 9, xvii. ^539
Angelis. Memoria Historica sobre los Derechos de Sober-
ania y Dominio de la Confederacion Argentina. Buenos Aires^
1852. 8vo, pp. Iviii. 1540
Angelis. De la Navigation de PAmazone. Reponse a un
Memoire de M. Maury, officier de la marine des Etats-Unis par
M. de Angelis ... . Montevideo^ Imprimerie du Rio de la Plata^
1854. 8vo, pp. 218 (2). H. 1541
Angelis. Prospecto de una segunda Serie de Documentos,
etc. Buenos Aires ^ 184 1. 8vo, pp. iii. ^542
Angell (J. K.) A Essay on the Right of a State to tax A
Body Corporate, considered in relation to the present Bank Tax
ANGLERIUS. I97
in Rhode-Island. By Joseph K. Angell. ... Boston^ Hi/Hard^
Gray, Little Cff IVilkins, 1827. 8vo, pp. 44. H. 1543
Angell (J. K.) Reports of Cases. 6"^^ Rhode Island.
Angelo. Sketches of Travel in Oregon and Idaho, with
Map of South Boise. By C. Aubrey Angelo. New York, the
Author, 1866. 8vo, pp. 181. 1544
Angeloni (Batista), /)5^a^o«. See [Shebbeare (John)]
Ein Angenehmer Geruch der Rosen und Lilien Die im Thai
der Demuth unter den Dornen hervor gewachsen Alles aus der
Schwesterlichen Gesellschaft in Saron. In Jahr des Heils, IJS^-
4to, pp. 26. P. 1545
This and the following are from Mr. Winthrop Sargent's MS. List of Americana.
Ein Angenehmer Geruch der Rosen und Lilien Die im Thai
der Demuth unter den Dornen hervor gewachsen Alles aus der
Briiderlichen GesellschafFt in Bethania. In jfahr des Heils,
1756. 4to, pp. 30. P. 1546
Anghiera (Pietro Martire d'). Libretto de tutta la naviga-
zione dei Rei di Spagna delle isole e terreni nuovamente trovati.
Stampato in Venezia per Alberto Vercellese de Lisona nel 1504.
4to. 1547
This exceedingly rare tract is a translation into the Venetian dialect of the first
decade of Anghiera, by Angelo Trivigiano. See a curious note on this subject by J.
Morelli, folluwing his edition of Columbus" Letter, Bassano, 1810, 8vo, and again in his
Works, I., 290. This voyage also forms the fourth book of the collection published
by Monte Alboddo, Ficenze, 1507, and frequently reprinted. See Vespucci.
Anghiera. P. Martyris angli|mediolanensis opera | Legatio
babylonica | Oceani decas | Poemata | Epigrammata | cum preuilegio |
[Colophon] Impressum Hispali cwm summa diligencia per Ja-
cobu;;z corum | berger alemanu^w. Anno. A4illessimo quingen-
tessimo, xi. mewse vero| Aprili. Folio, 74 leaves. 1548
The above title is from the Bib. Am. Vet., No. 66. Brunet gives the title as follows :
Anglerius. Opera, scilicet legationis babylonicae libri tres ;
Oceani decas ; Carmina, Janus, Inachus, Pluto furens, et reliqua
poemata, hymni et epigrammata ; cura I£X\\ Ant. Nebrissensis.
Hispali, per Jacobum Crumberger, 151 1. Folio, 74 leaves.
Now, as both of these titles were doubtless taken from the books themselves, they
were probably two editions in the same year, especially as Harrisse describes the Map as
being on the recto of the forty-hfth leaf, and Brunet *" au recto de Tavant-dernier
fcuillet une carte curieuse des decouvertes de Colomb." They are both books of ex-
198 ANGHIERA.
trcmc rarity. — both editions contain only the first nine books of the first decade and a
portion of the tenth. Heber's copy sold for £8 8s. Brunet, in his description of this
work, refers to Panzer, iv., 339, and Hain, 10863, concerning an edition of poems of
*' P. Martyr d'Anghiera (Anglerius), una cum prima decade Oceanicarum, Hispali,
1500, in fol. Et effectivement le livre est annonce sous cette meme date dans la Bib-
lioth. uilenbroukiana, pars 11., p. 238, No. 1181 ; mais I'errata place a la suite de la
preface de ce catal. nous previent qu'il faut lire 15H au lieu de 1500." Respecting
this work, I find in Thorpe's Catalogue [about 1842], No. 1895: " Poemata, 4to,
8. a., circa 1490," which is there said to be " Unknown to all bibliographers." The
conjecture as to the date is probably erroneous.
Anghiera. loannes ruflPus forollulensis Archiepus Co«sen-
ti I n : legat9 apo. ad lectore;;2 de orbe nouo. | Accipe non noti
praeclara uolumina mundi | Oceani : & magnas noscito lector
opes. I Plurima debetur typhis tibi gratia : gentes | Ignotas : &
aues qui uehis orbe nouo. | Magna quoque autori referenda est
gratia nostro: | Qui facit haec cunctis regna uidenda locis. | Autor. |
Siste pedem lector : breuibus compacta libellis | Haec lege : prin-
cipibus uariis decimoqwf leoni | Pontifici summo inscripta. hie
noua multa uidebis. | Oceani magnas terras : uasta aequora : lin-
guas I Hactenus ignostas : atqwf aurea saecula nosces: | Et gentes
nudas expertes seminis atri : | Mortiferi nummi : gemmisqw^ au-
roque feracem | Torrentem zonam : parcat ueneranda uetustas. |
De orbe nouo Decades | [Colophon] Cura & diligentia uiri
Celebris Magistri Antonii Ne-|brissensis historici regii fuerunt
hae tres protono|tarii Petri martyris decades Impressae in|con-
tubernio Arnaldi Guillelmi in | Illustri oppido carpetanae pr(9ui|«
ciae co/Tzpluto quod uulgari|ter dicitur Alcala p^rfe|ctu;w est
nonis No|uewbris An. I1516. Folio, 63 leaves, Ad lectorem
I 1. ; Vocabula barbara, 3 leaves ; Incipitur Legatio Babylonicae,
16 leaves. ^550
" Belle Edition." — Brunet, who, under this title, gives his reasons for placing the au-
thor's name in the position he has assigned him. This is the first edition containing
the three decades. Priced in the Nuggets, £lo los. Concerning this edition, see
Brunet, I., 293 j Bib. Am. Vet., 151-153; Bibliotheca Grenvilliana, &c.
Anghiera. De orbe novo decades. Compluti^ apud Michaelem
iEgma.iszo. Folio, pp. 117 (3). 1551
Contains eight decades, and has the " Praefatio ££.. Antonii Nebrissensis."
Anghiera. De|orbe novo | Petri Martyris An- 1 glerii Medi-
olanensis, Pro-|tonotarij, & Caroli quinti Senatoris | Decades
octo, diligenti temporum ob-|seruatione, & vtilissimis annota-
tionibus 1 illustratae, suoque nitori restitutae, | Lahore & industria
Richardi Haklvyti | Oxoniensis Angli. | Additus est in vsum lec-
toris accuratus | totius operis index. | [Vignette.] Parisiis, |
ANGHIERA. I99
Apud Gvlllelmvm Avvray, via D. | loannis Bellouacensis, sub
insigni I Bellerophontis coronati. | m.d.lxxxvii. | Cum priuilegio
Regis. I 8vo, 8 p. 1., pp. 605, 12 1. iMap engraved on copper.
The map is frequently deficient. "This and that of 1530 are the only complete
editions of Peter Martyr's Decades. The volume commences with an epistle from
Hakluyt to Sir Walter Raleigh, often pages." — Rich. Priced, Muiler, $15.
Anghiera. De nvper | svb D. Carolo reper- | tis Insulis,
simulatqz/f incolarum | moribus, R. Petri Marty- |ris, Enchiridion,
Domi-|nae Margaritae, Diui|Max. Caef, filiae | dicatum. | 5^;//^^,
Jnno\M,D.xxi. 4to, pp. 43. H. 1553
This is an extract from the fourth Decade. It h included in the Novus Orbis,
and in Brocard's Desc. Terrae Sanctae. See Bib. Am. Vet., p. 187, 8. Priced, in the
Nuggets, £2 2s.
Anghiera. Extraict ov recveil des | Isles nouuelIeme;;t
trouuees en la grand mer Oce-jane ou temps du roy Despaigne
Ferna;7d & Eliza |beth sa femme, faict premierement en latin
par I Pierre Martyr de Millan, & depuis translate en|languaige
francoys. I Item trois Narrations: dont la premiere est de| Cuba,
& commence ou fueillet 132. | La seconde, qui est de la mer
Oceane, commence |ou fueillet 155. | La tierce, qui est de la
prinse de Tenustitan, com | mence ou fueillet 192. | On les
vend a Paris rue sainct lehan de Bcau-|uais, chez Simon de
Colines au soleil dor. | Cum priuilegio. | [Colophon.] Imprime
a Paris par Simon de Colines libraire iure de| luniuersite de
Paris, Lan de grace Mil cinq cents trente-| deux, le douziesme
lour de lanuier. | 4to, Title and 7 unnumbered 1., 207 num-
bered 1. H. 1554
This rare volume contains an abridgment of the first three Decades of Peter Mar-
tyr, and is dedicated to the Duke of Angouleme by the translator. On folio 132
there is a new dedication of " Trois Narrations" to Marguerite of France, in which he
observes, that the first of the three narrations that follow, an account of Cuba, is
translated from Peter Martvr. " Lcs deux narrations suyuantes faictes en latin par
Pierre Sauo-guan de Foruile docteur es loix ont este dediees au Pape present Clement sep-
ticsmc." See Bibliotheca Grenvilliana, and Brunet. 1., 294.
Anghiera. Opvs Epi | stolaru/w Petri Marty | ris Anglerij
Mediola I newsis Protonotarij | Apl'ici atque a co;zsi-|lijs rerum
Indica|ru;w: nunc primum et| nature & medio |cri cura excu
sum : quod | quidem prae- \ ter stili venustate;??, nostroruw quoque
ttmporum histori^e loco esse poterit. | Cowpluti Anno domini
M.D.xxx. I Cu7// priuilegio C^esarco. | [Colophon.] ([ Ex-
cusum est hoc volu|men Epistolarum Petri Martyris iMediola|
ncnsis citra controversia;w eruditissimi |in celeberrima & in omni
litcraruw j genere maxime florenti Aca|demia Complutensi in|
200 ANGHIERA.
Aedibus Michae|lis de Eguia| Anno a|Christo|nato. |m.d.xxx. |
Folio, Title and ii p. 1.; Text, pp. 199. h. 1555 ]
There is a mistake in the pagination after folio 198, so that there are really 205 •
leaves. A rare and beautiful edition. Heber's copy sold for £3 ; La Valliere, 61 fr. 1
Concerning this work, see Humboldt's Examen critique, Vol. 11. j Brunet, i,, 294,
and Bib. Am. Vet., 280.
Anghiera. Opus I Epistolarum | Petri Martyris | Anglerii ]
Mediolanensis, I Protonotarii Apostolici, Prioris Archiepiscopatus
Granatensis, atque a|Consiliis Rerum Indicarum Hispanicis,
tanta cura excusum, ut | praeter styli venustatem quoque fungi
possit vice Luminis | Historiae superiorum temporum. | Cui acces-
serunt I Epistolae I Ferdinandi de Pulgar | Coaetanei Latinae pariter
atque Hispanicae cum Tractatu Hispanico de | Viris Castellae
Illustribus. | Editio Postrema. | Amstelodami, Typis Elzeviri-
anis. I Veneunt | Parisiis, | Apud Fredericum Leonard, Typograph- |
um Regium,|clD Idc lxx. Folio, 14 p. 1., pp. 486; i 1., pp. j
32, 62, I 1. H. 1556
Pulgar's Epistolae and Varones' have each a separate title and paging. Libri's copy
[m. r.] sold for 70 fr. ; Raetzel's, 13 fr. 5 Audry's, 20 fr. Many of these letters relate
to the discovery of America and the affairs of the New World, and being published
out of Spain, escaped the hands of the Expurgators. '
Anghiera. Petri Martyris | ab Angleria Mediolanen. Ora- i
toris|clarissimi, Fernandi & Helisabeth Hispaniarum quondam
regum|a consilijs, de rebus Oceanicis & Orbe nouo decades I
tres: quibus |quicquid de inuentis nuper terris traditum, nouarum \
rerum cupi-|dum lectorem retinere possit, copiose, fideliter, eru- j
diteqwf docetur. | Eivsdem praeterea | legationis babylonicae li | bri ;
tres : vbi praeter oratorii mvneris | pulcherrimum exemplum, etiam j
quicquid in uariarum gentium mori-|bus & institutis insigniter '
pr^eclarum uidit, queqw^ terra mariqwf acciderunt, | omnia lectu ,
mire iucunda, genere dicendi politissimo traduntur. | [Printer's j
mark.] Basileae^\apud loannem Behelium \ m.d.xxxui.\ Title j
and II p. 1. ; Text, 92 1. 1557 I
A reprint of the edition of 15 17 contains Decades i., 11., in., and an abridgment of
Decade iv. Priced, Nuggets, £1 lis. 6d. Sold at Puttick's, i860, for £2 5s. Ter- 1
naux, No. 47 his, Brunet and Graesse, quote an edition, Lut. Paris, 1536, which does
not exist. See Bib. Am. Vet., No. 214. I have a MS. list of books on the West
Indies, by the late Mr. Ludewig, in which he quotes an edition, Compluti, 1540, ]
which is probably an error. See No. 1551.
Anghiera. De Rebvs| Oceanicis! et Novo Orbe, de- | cades i
tres, Petri Mar-| tyris ab Angleria | Mediolanensis. | Item eivs- \
dem,|de Babylonica | Legatione, Libri iii. |et item | de Rebvs
iEthiopicis, I Indicis, Lusitanicis & Hispanicis, opuscula qu^eda^w |
ANGHIERA. 201
Historica doctissitna, quae hodie non facile | alibi reperiuntur,
Damiani I A Goes Equitisj Lusitani. | Quae omnia sequens pagina
latius demonstrat. |Cum duplici locupletissimo lnd\ce.\ Co/ofiics^\
Jpud Geru'inum Calenium tff h£credes\^entelios. m.d.lxxiiii. |
Cum gratia iff Priuilegio Ci^sareo.\ 8vo, 24 p. 1., pp. 655 ; In-
dex, pp. 30. H. 1558
This edition of Martyr was made use of by Robertson In compiling his history.
Priced, in the Nuggets, £1 los. 6d ; Muller, $10.
Anghiera. Relationi|del S. Pietro Martire| Milanese. | Dell
cose notabili della prouincia dell' E-|gitto scritte in lingua Latina
alii Sereniss, I di felice memoria Re Catolici D. Fernando, | e D.
Isabella, Sc hora recate nella Italiana. j Da Carlo Passi. | Con Pri-
vilegio. |/// I'enetia appresso Giorgio de Caualli 1564. Sm. Svo.
7 p. 1., viz. : Title, i 1., " AH' Illustriss. et Eccellentiss. Sig-
nora Givlia Sforza Pallavicina," etc., 3 1. ; '' Discorso di Carlo
Passi," etc., 3 1.; Text, 71 leaves; " Tavola," etc., 6 1. j
" Errori fatti nello stamparsi," etc., 3 1. ^559
Priced, in the Nuggets. £i is.
Anghiera. Die schifFung mitt dem Lanndt der Gulden Insel
gefunde« durch H. Johan vow Angliara, Hawptman des Ku;migs
von Hispania, mit alien yren leben vnd sitten. 4to, 4 ff., s. 1. e.
a. (vers 1520). 1560
'' Premiere edition allemande de la premiere decade de Pierre Martyr, sur la decouverte
du nouveau Continent, tres rare." This title is from a German catalogue. I find no
other mention of this edition, but Mr. C. Welford, in one of his catalogues, lot 354,
says : " Unique early tract in German, on the First Discovery of 'The Golden Islands
or America.' The date is marked by Mr. Rich in MS., 1560."
Anghiera. The Decades | of the newe worlde or | west
India, | Conteynyng the nauigations and conquestes | of the Span-
yardes, with the particular de-| scription of the moste ryche and
large landes |and Ilandes lately founde in the west Ocean |per-
teynyng to the inheritaunce of the kingesjof Spavne. In the
which the diligent reader | may not only consyder what commo-
ditie may | hereby chaunce to the hole christian world in | tyme to
come, but also learne many secreates | touchynge the lande, the
sea, and the starres, | very necessarie to be knowwe to al such as
shal|attempte any nauigations, or otherwise | haue delite to be-
holde the strange | and woonderfull woorkes of | God and nature. |
Wrytten in the Latine tounge by Peter | Martyr of Angleria, and
trans- | lated into Englysshe by | Rycharde Eden. | Londini. \ In
adibus Guilhelmi P ow ell. \ Anno. 1555.I 4to, 24 p. 1., 361 1.;
26
202 ANGHIERA.
" Contentes," " Thinterpretours excuse" in verse, and " Fautes
escaped in the pryntvnge," 13 1. Portrait. h. & p. 1561
Leaves 1-166 contain three Decades of Peter Martyr; then follow Alexander vi.'s
famous Bull ; Oviedo's Hystorie of the weste Indies ; The vyage abowte the worlde,
gathered oute of Pygafetta ; The stryfe betwene the Spanyardes and Portugales. for the
division of the Indies and the trade of Spices, by Fr. Lopez de Gomara, ending at leaf
244. The remainder of the book does not relate to America. Bellero's map is
found in some copies. See Rich, No. 30. " Eden was the first Englishman who
undertook to present, in a collective form, the astonishing results of the spirit of mari-
time enterprise, which had been everywhere awakened by the discovery of America.
Nor was he a mere compiler. In point of learning, accuracy, and integrity, he is cer-
tainly superior to Hakluvt. This work is rendered more precious by information
scattered through it, derived from the great seamen of the day, with whom the
author's turn of mind led him to associate. In one chapter, he speaks of ' The
Voyages of that worthy owlde man, Sebastian Cabote. yet lyvinge in Enjilande.' "' —
BiDDLE.
Anghiera. The | History of Trauavle | in the | West and East
Indies, and other | countrevs lying eyther way, | towardes the
frutefull and rych | Meluccaes. | As | in Muscouia, Persia, Arabia,
Syria, i^gypte, | Ethiopia, Guinea, China in Cathaye and | Giapan :
With a discourse of I the Northwest pas- 1 sage. [Motto] Gath-
ered in parte, and done into Englvshe bv | Richarde Eden. | Newly
set in order, augmented, and finished, | by Richarde Willes.
Imprinted at London^ by Richarde Jugge^ 1577. | Cum privilegio.
Sm. 4to, 10 p. 1., 466 1., Errata and Table, 6 1. h. 1562
Besides four Decades of Peter Martyr, and '' An Abridgment of ... his 5. 6. 7. and
8. Decades," this work contains Oviedo's "West Indies."' .S« also an extended notice
of this edition. Rich, No. 15.
Anghiera. De Nouo Orbe, !or|the Historic of | the West
Indies, Contayning the actesjand aduentures of the Spanyardes,
which haue] conquered and peopled those Countries, | inriched
with varietie of pleasant re-| lation of the Manners, Ceremonies, |
Lawes, Gouernments, and | Warres of the Indians. | Comprised in
eight Decades. | Written by Peter Martvr a Millanoise of Angleria,
Cheife j Secretary to the Emperour Charles the fift,land of his
Priuie Councell. | Whereof three, haue beene formerly translated
in- 1 to English, bv R. Eden, whereunto the other |fiue, are newly
added by the Industrie, and | painefuU Trauaile of M. Lok Gent. |
[Motto, 2 1.] London \ Printed for Thomas Adams. \ 161 2. | 4to,
5 p. 1. i Text, 318 leaves. H. 1563
Some copies are without date. It was re-issued with the following title :
Anghiera. The | famovs | Historic of | the Indies : | Declaring
the aduentures of | the Spaniards, which haue conque-|red these
ANGIER.
203
Countries, with varietie of Relations] of the Religions, Lawes,
Gouernments, Manners, | Ceremonies, Customes, Rites, Warres, |
and Funerals of the People. | Comprised into sundry Decads. |Set
forth first by M' Hackluyt, and now pub-|lished by L. M.
Gent. I The Second Kd'iUon.\ London': Printed /or Michael Sparke
dwelling at the signe\of the blue Bible in Green-Arbor. l628.|
4to, 3 p. 1. ; Text, 318 1. 1564
Priced, in the Nuggets, £4 14s. 6d.
Anghiera e Oviedo. Libro Primo|della Histo|ria de Tin I
die Oc I ciden | tali. | [Verso] Svmmario de la Generale |
Historia de I'lndie Occi-| dentali cavato da li-|bri scritti dal
Si-|gnor Don Pietro | Martyre del consi|glio della Maesta|de
rimperadore, I et da molte | altre par- | ticvla-| ri rela-| tioni. |
Title and 79 leaves and I blank. Libro Secon | do delle In | die
Oc| ciden I tali| MDXxxiiii. I Con gratia & priuilegio. | [Verso]
Svmmario de la | Natvrale et General Histo|ria de I'lndie occi-
dentali, composta da Gonzalo ferdi-|nando del Ouiedo, altri-
menti di valde, natio de|la terra di Madril : habitatore & rettore
de|la citta di santa Maria antica del Darien, | in terra ferma de
rindie : il qual fu riuejduto & corretto per ordine de la Maesta
del Imperadore, pelo suo|real consiglio, de le dette In | die. &
tradotto di lingua castigliana in Italia- |na. Co« priuilegio |de la
Illustriss. I Signoria di Vinegia, | per awni xx. | Title., 64 leaves.,
Tavola I leaf., and description of the 2 Maps., i leaf. Libro vltimo
del svmma|rio delle | Indie Occiden| tali | mdxxxiiii. | [Colo-
phon] ([ In Vinegia, Del mese d'Ottobre. | mdxxxiiii. | Title,
15 leaves and one blank. 2 Maps. 1565
The three parts complete constitute a work of unusual rarity. The last is a relation
of Pizarro's Conquest of Peru. Priced, in the Nuggets, £2 las. 6d. Libri's copy sold
for £2 4s.
Angier (A.) Spiritual Anatomizing: or, A few Character-
istical notes of a Godly State Offered under Ten Heads of
Tryal. By Ames Angier. Boston., 17 14. i2mo. w. 1566
Angier (John). A Sower going forth to Sow the Seed | of
God's Word. | A | Sermon | Preached December 23d, 1767. | At the
Ordination of the Reverend | Mr. Samuel Angier, to the Pastoral
Care of I the Third Church in Bridgewater. | Colleague with his
Father, | By his Father, Pastor of said Church. | ... | ... | ... | Boston.,
Printed by IVilliam M*- Alpine ... | ... . | M,DCC,Lxviii.| Narrow
4to, pp. 26. H. 1567
Angier (Joseph). The Order of Services at the Installation
204 ANICETUS.
of Rev. Joseph Angier, as Pastor of the First Congregational
Parish in Milton, on Wednesday, Sept. 13, 1837. Boston^ Torrey
iff Blair ^ Printers^ 1 837. 8vo, pp. 4. H. 1568
Angier. A Eulogy, on the Occasion of the Death of Wil-
liam Henry Harrison, late President of the United States : de-
livered at Milton, May 14th, 1841. By Joseph Angier, Minister
of the First Parish in Milton. Boston^ William H. S. jfonlan^
1841. 8vo, pp. 32. H. 1569
Angiolelo (G. M.) See Montalboddo (Fr. de) and Ves-
pucci.
Anglerius. See Anghiera (Pietro Martire d').
Angliviel de la Beaumelle (Victor Laurent Suzanne
Moise). De I'empire du Bresil, considere sous ses rapports poli-
tiques et commerciaux. Par Angliviel de la Beaumelle. Paris^
Bossange/reres^ 1823. 8vo, pp. iv., 260. 1570
Anglo-American Church Emigrants' Aid Society. No. i.
Occasional Paper ... . (Continued from the " Statement.") ...
February, 1856. London^ Rivingtons [etc., 1856]. 8vo, pp.
17-51. H. I571
No. 3 is "January, 1859.'"
The Anglo-American Magazine. July 1852 to Dec. 1855.
Toronto^ Thomas Maclear. 7 vols., 8vo. 1572
Anglo-Californian, pseudon. The National Crisis. A
Letter to the Hon. Milton S. Latham, Senator from California,
in Washington, by Anglo-Californian. From the San Francisco
Bulletin, Feb. 4th, 1861. San Francisco^ Towne & Bacon^
Printers^ 1 86 1. 8vo, pp. 21. H. 1573
Anguiano. Vide de el Capuchino Espaiiol, Francisco de
Pamplona, primer Missionario para el Reyno del Congo en
Africa, y para los Indios en la America. Madrid^ 1704* Sm.
4to. Portrait. 1574
Anhang zwoer Reisen. Die Erste | e. Moscov. Gesandten
Fcod. Iskowitz Backhoffs. Die Andere|Herrn Z. Wagners
durch ein grosz Theil d. Welt ... . Berlin^ Runge [^i6-~\. 4to.
Wagner visited America.
Anicetus, pseudon. Our Modern Athens. See [Clark (W.
A.)]
ANNALES. 205
Animadversions on a Reply to a Letter from a Gentleman in
New York. 1750. 8vo. p. 1576
Anna. Schaduwbeelden uit Suriname. Amsterdam^ Gebruders
Binger^ 1858. 8vo, pp. viii., 102. ?\a\.c.-^ Dordrecht^ C. Morks^
Jxn, 1862. 8vo, pp. 8, 103. 1577
Annaes maritimos e coloniaes. Publica^ao mensal redigida
sobra dire^ao da Associa^ao maritima e colonial. L'nboa^ Imp.
nac.^ 184C-46. 6 vols., 8vo, pp. 533 ; 587 ; 643 ; 458 ; 514 ;
135- 1577^
The last volume was not completed. Contains a memoir on the priority of Por-
tuguese discoveries in North America, etc.
Annales de I'Association de la propagation de la foi, recueil
periodique des lettres des eveques et des missionnaires des mis-
sions des deux mondes, et de tous les documens relatifs aux
missions ... . Collection faisant suite a toutes les editions des
Lettres Edifiantes. ... Paris., Lyon., [afterwards] Lyon \_alone\
1827-63. 35 vols., 8vo. B. 1578
Of great value for the information which it conveys respecting manners, customs,
literature, arts and sciences of countries in both hemispheres, where missions have
been established by the Propaganda Society. A partial analysis of the contents is in-
serted in the Catalogue of the Library of Parliament, Toronto, 1858. A portion of
this work was translated, with the following title :
Annals of the Propagation of the Faith, a periodical collection
of letters from the bishops and missionaries employed in the
missions of the old and new world : and of all the documents
relating to those missions and the Institution for the Propagation
of the Faith. This collection serves as a continuation of the
"Lettres edifiantes." Vol. i. From July 1839 to Nov. 1846.
Paris., 1841. Vol. ii.-vi. London., 1841-1845. 6 vols., 8vo.
There is also a German translation, entitled :
Annalen der Verbreitung des Glaubens. ... Aus dem Franzo-
sischen. Band i. Einsiedeln., Benziger., 1840. 8vo. Con-
tinued. 1579^
According to the "Thesaurus Librorum Rei Catholicae, Wur-zburg^ 1848," the
Jahrbiicher der Gessellschaft zur Verbreitung des Glaubens, Ci/n, is also a translation
oi this work. There is also an edition in Italian, " Annali della propagaziones della
fede, Lyon,'" 8vo, apparently published simultaneously with the French.
Annales d'horticulture et de botanique ou Flore des jardins du
Roy des Pays Bas, des Possessions Neerlandaises aux Indes
Orientales et Occidentales et du Japon. Publiees par P. F. de
Siebold et W. H. de Vriese. 1858-60. 3 vols., 8vo. 1580
206 ANNALS.
Annales de I'Histoire de I'lnstitution des Religieuses Hospit-
alleres de St. Joseph, sous la Regie de St. Augustin. Saumur^
Degony^ 1829. 8 vo. 158 1
Pages 438 to 492 relate to the religious establishments in Canada.
Annales de philosophie chretienne. Paris^ 1830, etc. 1582
Vol. Lvi. contains " De la parente de la langue japonaise avec les idiomes ameri-
cains, par M. de Charency." i.-lix. also contain filty-five other articles on American
topics.
Annales des Voyages. See Eyries, Malte-Brun, and Voyages.
Annales du Museum d'histoire naturelle, par les professeurs
de cet etablissement. ... and Table des auteurs [et] des matieres,
1827, 4to. Continued as Memoires du Museum, etc., 1814-32,
4to, and as Nouvelles annales, etc., 1832-1835 and Archives,
1840 to date. Paris. 4to. 1583
Contains many articles relating to the French Colonies.
Annales maritimes et coloniales. [Par Labaothe.] Paris^ an
VII. 8vo. 1584
Annales maritimes et coloniales ou Recueil de lois et ordon-
nances royales, reglements ministeriels, memoires, observations,
notices particulieres, et generalement tout ce qui peut interesser
la marine et les colonies sous les rapports militaires, adminis-
tratess, judiciaires, nautiques, consulaires et commerciaux, public
avec I'approbation de M. le ministre de la marine et des colonies
par M. Bajot. Paris^ 1816-1847. Text, 104 vols., and Tables,
2 vols., 8vo. 1585
Indispensable for the History of the French Colonies. Continued monthly, as
" Nouvelles Annales de la Marine et des Colonies, 1849,"' &c.
Aifhales Philosophiques, Politiques, et Literaires : ouvrage
utile aux Amateurs de la verite, par un habitant de Louisiane.
Philadelphia^ 1807. 8vo. 1586
Refers to the Aborigines of America, the Illinois River, the formation of Lower
Louisiana, the Orinoco River, &c.
Annales Scientifiques d'Auvergne. Paris ^ 1826, &c. 8vo.
Some articles relate to French Guyane.
Annals of a Western Missionary. Edited by the Rev. C. C.
Tou^nsend ... . Vol. i. No. i. October, 1863. New Tork^
1863. i8mo, pp. 18. Continued. h. 1588
No. 2 was published at Cedar Rapids, loiva ; later numbers at lo-wa City.
ANNAPOLIS. 207
The Annals of Administration : containing the genuine His-
tory of Georgiana the Queen-Mother, and Prince Coloninus
her son. A Biographical Fragment, written about the Year
1575. Inscribed by the Proprietor of the Authentic Papers, to
Edmund Burke, Esq. London^ Beiv^ ^17 S' ^^"^' c. 1589
'* Intended to be an allegorical explanation of the origin of our American dis-
putes."— M. R., Lii., 263.
Annals of Europe for 1739. London^ 1740, &c. 6 vols.,
8vo. 159^
Includes many chapters on American affairs.
Annals of Great Britain. See [Campbell (Thomas)].
Annals of Liberality, Generosity, Public Spirit, &c. [^Phila-
delphia^ 1823.] 8 vo. 1 59 1
No. 6 of the 3d Series was published in 1837.
Annals of the American Revolution : or, a Record of the
Causes and Events, which produced and terminated in the
Establishment and Independence of the American Republic ;
also, a Summary Account of the first Settlement of the Country,
and some of the principal Indian Wars, and Biographies of the
Principal Military Officers. Hartford^ 1824. 8vo. ^592
Annals of the Army of the Cumberland. See [Webster (B.
F.)]
Annals of the Colonial Church. London^ Parker^ 1857, ^^'
5 vols., i8mo. 1593
Comprise the annals of Fredericton, Toronto and Quebec.
Annals of the Congress of the United States. See Gales (J.)
Annapolis. Annual Register of the United States Naval
Academy, at Annapolis, Md. i865-'66. Washington^ Govern-
ment Printing Office^ 1 866. 8vo, pp. 37. H. 1594
Annapolis. Catalogue of the Library of the U. S. Naval
Academy, Annapolis, Maryland, June 30, i860. Annapolis^
Robert F. Bonsall^ Printer^ i860. 8vo, pp. vi., I 1., pp. 251
(I). H. 1594.^
Rules and Regulations for the Government of the Naval
Academy at Annapolis, Md. ... Washington^ 1850. 8vo, pp.
46. 1594^
208 ANNESLEY. 1
Annapolis. The first annual Report of the Directors of the
Annapolis and Elkridge Rail Road Company. [Reports upon [
the Surveys, Location, and Progress of Construction of the An-
napolis and Elkridge Rail-road by G. W. Hughes.] Annapolis^ \
1839. 8vo. 1595 I
Anne Arundel Co. and Baltimore Co., Md. ... Memorial '
of Farmers, Mechanics, and Others, of Anne Arundel and Balti-
more Counties, against an Increase of Duty on Imported IVlanu-
factures. ... JFash'nigton^ Printed by Gales (5 Seaton^ 1^2^. ■ 8vo, i
pp. 5. (20th Cong., 1st Sess., House Doc. No. 188.) h. 1596 !
Anneke (Fritz). Der zweite Freiheitskampf der Vereinigten |
Staaten von Amerika. Erster Band. Frankfurt^ 1861. i2mo,
pp. vii., 368. 3 Maps. c. 1597
Anneke (Mathilde Franziska). Das Geisterhaus in New- j
York. Ein Roman. J^na^ Costenohle^ 1864. 8vo, pp. 307. ,
[Annesley.] Memoirs of an Unfortunate Young Nobleman, '
Return'd from a Thirteen Years Slavery in America, Where he
had been sent by the Wicked Contrivances of his Cruel Uncle. ;
A Story founded on Truth, and address'd equally to the Head i
and Heart. ... London^ Printed for J. Freema?i^WDCCXLUl. 2 p. |
1., pp. 277 ; Books, pp. 7. H. 1599 •
[Annesley.] Memoirs of an Unfortunate Young Noble- *
man. In which is Continued the History of Count Richard, i
Concluding with a Summary View of the Tryal. Part the \
Second. By the Author of the First. London^ Printed for y.
Freeman^ M DCC XLiii. i2mo, 2 p. 1., pp. 235. H. 1600 i
Annesley. The Case of the Honourable James Annesley, ]
Esq. Being a Sequel to the Memoirs of an Unfortunate Young I
Nobleman. London^ Printed for W. Bickerton^ MDCCXLV.-f \
Another Edition. 1756. i2mo, 2 p. 1., pp. 215. 1601 1
The true history of the heir of the Earldom of Anglesey, from which Scott took J
the plot of Guy Mannering. For full particulars respecting the most mysterious and
celebrated Anglesea case and trial, see Collins's Peerage; "Notes and Queries," id 1
Series, Vol. 11., 373 ; " Gentlemen's Magazine," May, 1 840 ; and Smollett's " Peregrine \
Pickle." This (which is the third volume) is very scarce. ,^
Annesley. The Trial in Ejectment between Campbell i
Craig, Lessee of James Annesley, Esq., and others, Plaintiffs, j
and the Rt. Hon. Richard, Earl of Anglesey, Defendant, before j
ANNV^. 209
the Barons of the Exchequer in 1743. Dublin^ I744- i2mo,
pp. 377. Portrait. 1602
Another edition has this title: "Trial of Richard Earl of Anglesey, Francis Annes-
ley, and John Jans, Gent, for Assault on the Hon. James Annesley, Daniel Mac
Kercher, Hugh Kennedy, and W. Goostry, 1744."
Annesley. Fortune's Favourite ; Containing Memoirs of
the many Hardships and Sufferings, together with the surprizing
Deliverance and Advancement to Plenty and Happiness, of
Jacobo Anglicano [James Annesley], a young Nobleman ; in
which will be inserted the Hard Usage of his cruel Uncle, by
whose means he was trepann'd into Slavery, which he suffer'd
for thirteen Years [in America], with the Manner of his Escape
from it. Printed for the Author^ 1744- 8vo. 1603
[Annet (Peter)]. A Collection of the Tracts of a certain
Free Inquirer, noted for his Sufferings for his Opinions. London^
1739. 8vo, pp. 460. 1604
The piece called " Social Bliss carried out" contains the speech of Miss Polly
Baker, before a Court of Judicature in Connecticut. See Allibone's Dictionary, p. 63,
The Anniversary Week at Bloomington. The Agricultural
Convention ; Annual Meeting of the Illinois Natural History
Society, and Commencement Exercises of the State Normal
University. ... Chicago^ J^bt i860. 8vo, pp. 67. H. 1605
Anno Regni | Georgii iii. | Regis | Magnae Britannias, Franciae, &
Hiberniae, I Quinto. I At the Parliament begun and holden at |
Westminster, the Nineteenth Day of | May, Anno Dom. 1761, in
the First | Year of the Reign of our Sove- 1 reign Lord, George the
Third, | by the Grace of God, of Great Britain, | France, and Ire-
land, King, Defender I of the Faith, &:c. | And from thence con-
tinues by several Prorogations to | the Tenth day of January,
1765, being the Fourth | Session of the Twelfth Parliament of
Great '?iY\x.2^\^.\ London :\ Printed by Mark Baskett^ Printer to the
King's most | Excellent Majesty ; and by the Assigns of Robert Bas-
kett^ M.DCC.LXV.|8vo, pp. 66. h. Also in fo\io.-{- Reprinted by
JVilliam Dunlap^ at the newest Printing Office^ in Market Street^
Philadelphia. 8vo, pp. 40. P. + Reprinted. Boston^ 1765.
Folio. 1606
The celebrated Stamp Act. The title given (No. 138) in this Dictionary was
copied from Rich.
Annvae Litterae Societatis Jesu Anni 158 1. Ad Patres et
27
210 ANNUAL.
Fratres eiusdem Societatis. Romes^ in Collegia eiusdem Societatis^
1583. 8vo. Continued to 1654, omitting 1615-49. 1607
The imprint varies for the different years to Florentine, Neapoli^Lugduni, AnfverpiiS,
Mog'vntia, Duact\ etc. A detailed list is given by Carayon, Bib. hist, de la Comp. de
Jesus. Each year contains letters from the South American missions.
Annuaire de la marine et des colonies, 1856. Paris^ Dumaine^
Mallet-Bach elier^ Ledoyen^ 1857. ^^^^ PP' ^S^- Continued.
Annuaire des Deux Mondes Histoire generale des divers etats.
1850. Panis^ au bureau de la Revue des Deux Mondes^ 185 1. 8vo.
Continued. 1609
Annuaire historique universe!, pour 18 18 ... . Par C. L. Lesur
... . Paris^ 1819. 8vo. Continued. 1610
Annuaire des Voyages et de la Geographie. Paris^ Gide ^ Co.^
1844. Continued. 161 1
Annuaire Oriental et Americain. Public avec le concours et
sous les auspices de la Societe d'Ethnographie Americaine et
Orientale ; par Leon de Rosny, secretaire perpetuel. Paris^
Challamel aine^ i860. i2mo, pp. 143. Continued. c. 1612
The Annual Biography and Obituary, for the Year 18 17-
1837. London^ Longman [etc.], 1817-37. 21 vols., 8vo. 1613
Includes a few Americans.
The Annual Register, or a View of the History, Politicks,
and Literature, of the Year 1758. London^ Printed for R. and J,
Dodsley^ IJS9' ^^o. Continued annually. 16 14
Some of the earlier volumes were reprinted, and " A New Edition Corrected" of the fif-
teen volumes for I758-I772was published in 1774, by H. Saunders and others. This
most valuable record and chronicle of historical and political events for over a hundred
years contains accurate accounts of the Revolutionary War, as well as of the revolutions in
South America, the Second War with Great Britain, and many other American sub-
jects. It was edited by Burke, Campbell, Allen and others. As there are spurious
sets, the following memoranda from Lowndes will aid the intending purchaser :
" Some time after the year 1791, the copyright and stock from 1758 to 1790 were
purchased by Otridge and other booksellers. After which period Messrs. Rivingtons,
who had for a short time previously (during the illness of Mr. Dodsley) been agents
for the work, published a rival continuation, which lasted from 1791 to 1812, and
again from 1820 to 1824, when the two merged by arrangement into one. Some
sets of the work have been made up by substituting Rivington's continuation with
fictitious titles. How to distinguish the substitution may be ascertained by referring to
the preface of the General Index, published by Baldwin & Co. in 1826. 8vo. A
general index (1758-80) was published by Dodsley in 1783 j another (1781-90) by
the Rivingtons in 1799; and a third, superseding the previous ones, from the com-
mencement to 1819, in 1826. And, as this complete index is only applicable to the
original, or Dodsley series, the volumes published by the Rivingtons are generally re-
jected."
ANSIEDELUNG. 21 1
The Annual Register, and Virginian Repository, for The
Year 1800. [Motto.] Petersburg^ Ross and Douglas [1801].
i2mo, pp. xii., 208. B. 1615
Annual Retrospect of Public Affairs for 1831. Vol. i. Bos-
ton^ 1831. i2mo. N. 1616
Another Cry of the Innocent for Justice, or a Second Rela-
tion of the Unjust Proceedings at Hicks's Hall against the
Quakers, with a Short Summary of the Sentencing of Thirty-
Six more of the aforesaid people, in scorn called Quakers, all
sentenced to be transported to the Island of Jamaica, 1664.
4to, pp. 32. 1617
John Otter, who had been " i'the stocks five times," was sold as a slave to Vir-
ginia, See p. 25.
Another Cry of the Innocent and Oppressed for Justice ;
or a Third Relation ... Printed in the Year 1665. 4to, pp. 16.
"Relating to Forty-five of the People of God, whom the world in scorn calls
Quakers, of which 34 luere sentenced to be transported to the Island of Gamaica, for the
space of se-ven years, ^^ etc.
Another High Road to Hell. An Essay on the Pernicious
Nature and destructive Effects of the Modern Entertainments
from the Pulpit. Occasioned by a Pamphlet, entituled The Stage
the High Road to Hell, &c. [Motto.] London^ Printed; Boston^
Reprinted^ Ezekiel Russell^ M,DCC,LXViii. 8vo, pp. 21. B. 1619
Anquetil (Louis Pierre). Motifs des Guerres et des Traites
de Paix de la France ... depuis la Paix de Westphalie, en 1648,
jusqu'a celle de Versailles, en 1783. Par le Cen. Anquetil.
ParisyLesguillezfreres[2ii\di]^Desenne^an6\_l']C)']\ 8vo. 1620
Contains L'Assiento, Brouillerie des Anglais et des Anglo- Americains, Traite dc paix
pour I'Amerique, etc.
Anschauungen und Erfahrungen in Nord-Amerika. Monats-
schrift, herausgegeben von H. Bosshard. i'-3' J^hrgang.
Ziirich^ 1853-55. 8vo. 1 62 1
Ansiedelungen in den Urwaldern von Canada. Ein Weg-
weiser fiir Auswanderer nach Amerika von einer Emigrantin.
Aus dem Englischen von Dr. F. A. Wiese. Leipzig^ Baum-
gartner^ 1837. 8vo. Illustrations. 1622
Die deutsche Ansiedelung in Mittel-Amerika. Dargestellt
und herausgegeben von dem Comite der Berliner Colonisations-
212 ANSON.
Gesellschaft fur Central- Amerika. Berlin^ Hempel^ 1850. 8vo,
pp. 34. 2 Maps, folio. 1623
Der Ansiedler Im Westen. Monatsschrift des Berliner Vereins
[in later vols., Gesellschaft] fiir die deutsche [later, deutsch-
evangelische] Mission in Nordamerika [later, Amerika] Red. :
W. Eichler. i. Jahrgang. 1863. Berlin^ Wiegandt l^ Griehen^
1863. 4to, pp. 96. Continued. 1624
Anson (George, Lord). A voyage round the World, in the
years mdccxl, i, ii, hi, iv. By George Anson, Esq ; Com-
mander in Chief of a Squadron of His Majesty's Ships, sent upon
an Expedition to the South-Seas. Compiled from Papers and
other Materials of the Right Honourable George Lord Anson,
and published under his Direction. By Richard Walter, m.a.
Chaplain of his Majesty's Ship the Centurion, in that Expedi-
tion. Illustrated with Forty-two Copper-Plates. London^ T.
Osborne^ MDCCXLViii. 4to, pp. (18), 417. Also in 8vo. 1625
Anson. A voyage round the World, in the years mdccxl,
I, II, III, IV. By George Anson, Esq ; Commander in Chief
of a Squadron of His Majesty's Ships, sent upon an Expedition
to the South-Seas. Compiled from Papers and other Materials
of the Right Honourable George Lord Anson, and published
under his Direction. By Richard Walter, m.a. Chaplain of his
Majesty's Ship the Centurion, in that Expedition. Second Edi-
tion. With Charts of the Southern Part of South America, of
Part of the Pacific Ocean, and of the Track of the Centurion
round the World. London^ John and Paul Knapton^ mdccxlviii.
8vo, 12 p. 1., pp. 548. 3 Charts. 1026
Third, fourth and fifth editions, each same date and collation as the second, with
some tririing differences in the title of the third edition. It was reprinted in quarto
in 1749.
Anson. A Voyage [etc.] By George Anson, Esq. ; now Lord
Anson, etc. The Sixth Edition. London^ mdccxlix. 8vo, 12
p. 1., pp. 548. 3 Charts. 1627
Anson. A Voyage [etc.] The Seventh Edition. Illustrated
with Charts, Views, &c. Dublin^ Printed for G. and A. Ewing.
8vo, 9 p. 1., pp. 350. 8 Plates. 1628
Anson. A Voyage [etc.] The Seventh Edition. London^
mdccliii. Svo.-j-The Eighth Edition. London^ MDCCLiv.-h
The Ninth Edition. London^ mdcclvi. 4to, pp. (18), 417.
ANSON.
213
Also in 8vo. 4-The Tenth Edition. London^ mdcclxii. 8vo.
-f The Eleventh Edition. London^ mdcclxv. 8vo. -1- The
Twelfth Edition. London^ T. Osborne^ mdcclxvii. 4to, pp.
(18), 417. H-The Thirteenth Edition. London^ mdcclxviii.
8vo. + The Fourteenth Edition. London^ mdcclxix. 8vo, 12
p. 1., pp. 536. 3 Charts. + The Fifteenth Edition. London^
MDCCLxxx. 8vo, pp. xxiv., 536. 3 Charts. Also on large
paper, rl. 8vo, and in 4to. 1629
Most of the quarto editions were also printed on large paper, and contain 42 plates;
that of 1748 is the most desirable. The work has been repeatedly reprinted, often in
an abridged form Those that have come under my notice are quoted below. It is partly
reprinted in Callander's Voyages, Vol. in., and in Harris's and other collections. See
Ret. Rev., x., 285; M. Rev., xxv., 234. In regard to the authorship, i« Davis's
''Olio,'' pp. 1-4. Rich writes as follows: "Walter had prepared an account of this
voyage for the press, but it was found so badly executed, that Benjamin Robins, the
mathematician, was employed to re-write it, although, for some reason or other, the
worthy chaplain's name was allowed to remain on the title-page. It is called by some
English wruers a masterpiece of composition ; but it appears to have been made amus-
ing at the expense of truth. The progress of science formed no part of this expedition,
which was prepared for attacking, unawares, the Spanish possessions and shipping in
the South Sea, and which was so successful, that the prize-money divided amongst the
officers and crews amounted to more than a million sterling. The Biographic Uni'versa'Ie
says, that the views, charts and plans deserve praise for their exactness 5 but Dr. Dib-
din says, that the ' plates are in truth barbarously bad, and that to read the text with-
out the plates must be a comfort.' He adds, moreover, that the volume is unworthy,
in every respect, of the intrepid Anson. The doctor had, apparently, seen only the
Ji/t/i edition, printed in 1749; in which, of course, the plates must have jeen nearly
worn out. The copies of the first edition, on royal paper, of which I no v have one
before me, were superior to any book of the kind which had been hithert i published,
and were unequalled until Cook's voyages appeared. Of the large paper copies, 350
were taken by subscription."
Anson. A Voyage round the World. Compiled Trom his
papers, &c., by Richard Walter, m.a. Edinburgh^ 1781. 2
vols., i2mo. 1630
Other editions at Edinburgh, 1800, 1804, 1807, 1812; at Dublin, 182-;. Perhaps
the latest reprint of Anson is the edition of Wm. Smith. London, 1842. Rl. 8vo.
Re-issued, London, R. Griffin & Co., 1 853.
Anson. An Authentic Account of Commodore Anson's
Expedition, containing all that was Remarkable, Curious, and
Entertaining, during that Long and Dangerous Voyage, Taken
from a Private Journal. London^ Cooper^ 1744- 8vo, pp. 60.
Anson. A Voyage to the South Seas and to other Parts of
the World. By George Anson, Esq. London., 1744- i2mo.
Published in numbers, with coarse woodcuts.
Anson. Anson's Voyage to the South Seas, with Appendix
containing summary Account of the Discovery of the East
214 ANSON.
Indies, China, and principal Islands, by the Europeans. London^
R. Walker^ 1745- 8vo. Portrait and Plate. 1633
This is a different relation from Walter's.
Anson. An Affecting Narrative Of the Unfortunate Voyage
and Catastrophe Of his Majesty's Ship Wager, One of Com-
modore Anson's Squadron in the South Sea Expedition. Con-
taining A full Account of its being cast away on a desolate
Island, and of the strange Proceedings of the Officers and private
Men, after that unhappy Event : More especially, of those im-
portant Incidents, the Shooting of Mr. Henry Cosins, and the
imprisoning of Capt. C — p for that Action. The Whole com-
piled from authentic Journals, and transmitted, by Letter, to a
Merchant in London, from a Person who was an Eye-Witness
of all the Affair: Exhibiring a compleat View of the Perils
and terrible Disasters which the Crew underwent ; the wonder-
ful adventure of near an hundred of them, in their Boat, along the
vast southern Coast of Patagonia, and thro' the Streights of Magel-
lan, for above a thousand Leagues, during which the greatest
Part of them perish'd by Cold and Famine ; the Arrival of those
few that surviv'd in the miserablest Condition at Rio Grand;
their hospitable Reception and Entertainment at that Place ; their
Passage from thence to Rio Janeiro, next to Lisbon, and finally
to England. Intermix'd with several entertaining Passages and
Remarks. Printed for yohn Norwood^ and sold by the Booksellers
of London^ Bristol^ and Liverpool^ mdccli. 8vo, Title and pp.
160. 1634
Anson. Lord Anson's Voyage round the World. London^
1759. i2mo, pp. 96. M. 1635
A chap-book edition, with portrait and copper-plates.
Anson. The History of Commodore Anson's Voyage round
the World, at the Commencement of the late Spanish War.
Performed in three Years and nine Months, viz. from September
1740 to June 1744. By a Midshipman on Board the Centurion.
London^ M. Cooper^ mdcclxvii. 8vo, Title and Contents, 2 1. ;
Text, pp. 192. Copper-Plate Portrait of Anson. 1636
Anson. Voyage autour du monde, fait dans les annees
1740, 41, 42, 43 and 44. Par George Anson ... . Orne de
Cartes & de Figures en Taille-douce. Traduit de I'anglois.
[Par Elie de Joncourt.] Amsterdam^ 1749- 4^°? PP* 33 '• 37
Plates. + G^w^i;^, 1750. 3 vols., 8vo, and Atlas m \\.o.\ Geneve^
ANSPACH.
215
1750. 4to, pp. xxiv., 363 (r). 34 Plates. 4- Seconde Edition.
... Paris^ Par la Compagnie des Lihraires^ M.DCC.LXlv. 4 vols.,
241x10. Maps and Plates. h. 1637
Anson. Voyage autour du monde fait dans les annees 1740,
41, 42, 43 et 44. Par George Anson. Tires des journaux, etc.
par R. Walter. Orne de carte et figures. Traduit de I'anglois
par Gua de Malves. Parh^ ^uillau^ ^75^- 4to.-|-P^m, 1750.
4 vols, i2mo.-{- Paris, 1754- 4 vols., i2mo. 1638
Anson. Voyage a la Mer du Sud, fait par quelques officiers
commandant le vaisseau le Wager. Pour servir de suite au
Voyage de Georges Anson. Traduit de I'Anglois. Lyon, 1756.
4to. + Zyo«, 1756. 5 vols., i2mo.H-P^m, 1764. 5 vols.,
i2mo. 1639
"This volume is composed, rather than translated, from the Journals of Messrs.
Bulkely and Cummins, London, 1713 j of Alexander Campbell, Dub/in, 17475 Anony-
mous, London, 175 1 J and of Isaac Morris, Dublin, 1752." — Rich.
•Anson. Des Herrn Admirals, Lord Ansons Reise um die
Welt, welche er als Oberbefehlshaber iiber ein Geschwader von
Sr. Grossbritannischen Majestat KriegschifFen, die zu einer Un-
ternehmung in die Siidsee ausgeschickt worden, in den Jahren
1740, 41, 42, 43, 44, verrichtet hat, aus dessen Aufsatzen und
Urkunden zusammengetragen und unter seiner eigenen Aufsicht
an das Licht gestellet von M. Richard Waltern, Capellan auf
Sr. Majestat SchifFe, dem Centurion in diesem Kriegszu2;e, aus
dem Englischen in das Deutsche iibersetzt. Nebst vielen
Kupfertafeln und Landkarten. Mit Konigl. Pohlnischer und
Churfiirstl. Sachsischer allergnadigster Freyheit. Leipzig und
Gottingen, Abraham Vanderhoeck, 1749. 4to, pp. xliv., 382;
Erklarung, &c., 14 1. 34 Plates. 1640
Anson. Reis rondom de Weereld. Amsterdam, Jan Ten
Houten, 1754. 4to. ^Idiits. -{- Amsterdam, S. J. Baalde, 1 765.
4to. Plates. 1641
There was also an Italian translation. Li-vorno, 1756. 4to.
Letter to the Right Hon. Lord Anson, in relation to his con-
duct in America. London, 1757. 8vo. 1642
Anson. De reis van het Schip de Wager. Amsterdam, S. J.
Baalde, 1766. 4to. Plates. 1642^
Anspach (F. R.) a Discourse, pronounced on Sabbath
Evening, July 4, 1852, in the Lutheran Church of Hagers-
2l6 ANSWER.
town, on the Death of Henry Clay, by the Rev. F. R. Anspach,
A.M. Hagerstown^ Printed by Mittag ^ Sneary^ 1852. 8vo, pp.
12. H. 1643
Anspach (L. A.) A History of the Island of Newfound-
land : containing a Description of the Island, the Banks, the
Fisheries, and Trade of Newfoundland, and the Coast of Labra-
dor. Illustrated with Two Maps. By the Rev. Lewis Amadeus
Anspach, late a Magistrate of that Island and Missionary for the
District of Conception Bay. London^ T. and J. Allman^ and J.
M. Richardson^ 1819. 8vo, pp. xxviii., 512. Map. H. + Second
Edition. London^ 1827. 8vo. 1644
See M. R., New Series, xcvi , 61.
Anspach (L. A.) Geschichte und Beschreibung von New-
foundland und der Kiiste von Labrador. Aus dem Engllschen
iibersetzt. Weimar^ 1822. 8vo. 2 Maps. 1645
Band xxx. of F. J. Bertuch's Neue Bibliothek der wichtigsten Reisebeschreibungen.
Anspach. A Summary of the Laws of Commerce and Navi-
gation, adapted to the present State, Government, and Trade of
the Island of Newfoundland. By the Rev. Lewis Amedeus
Anspach. Recommenced for Publication by Vice Admiral J.
Holioway, Governor and Commander in Chief of Newfoundland,
and its Dependencies. London^ Printed by Henney and Haddon^
1809. 8vo, pp. 140. 1646
Ansted (D. T.) The Gold-Seeker*s Manual ; being a Prac-
tical and Instructive Guide to all Persons emigrating to the
Newly-Discovered Gold Regions of California. By David T.
Ansted. London^ Van Voorst^ 1849. i2mo, pp. i ']().-{- New
York^ D, Appleton ^ Company^ 1849. l2mo, pp. 96. h. 1647
Ansted. Scenery, Science, and Art, being extracts from the
note-book of a Geologist and Mining Engineer, by Prof. D. T.
Ansted. London^ John Van Voorst^ m.dccc.liv. 8vo, pp. viii.,
323. 1648
Pages 241 to 311 relate to America.
The Answer of the Assembly of Divines by Authority of
Parliament Now sitting at Westminster. Unto the Reasons
given into this Assembly by the Dissenting Brethren, Of their
not bringing in a Model of their Way. And since Published in
Print, under the Title of A Copy of a Remonstrance. Which
Answer was humbly presented to the Right Honorable the House
ANSWER.
217
of Peers Assembled in Parliament. London^ John Field for Ralph
Smithy 1645. 4to, Title and pp. 24. 1649
Mr. Stevens includes this in his Nuggets. What it has to do with America is not
apparent. Perhaps it relates to the Brownists.
An Answer of the Company of Royal Adventurers of England
trading into Africa, to the Petition and Paper of certain Heads
and Particulars thereunto relating and annexed, exhibited to the
Honourable House of Commons by Sir Paul Painter, Ferdinando
Gorges, Henry Batson, Benjamin Slcutt, and Thomas Knight,
on the behalf of themselves and others concerned in his Ma-
jesty's Plantations in America. London^ Ayino Dom. 1667. 4to,
pp. 18. 1650
Answer of the Elders and other Aiessengers of the Churches
assembled at Boston, 1662, to the Questions propounded bv the
General Court, with the answer of the dissenting brethren.
Boston^ 1662. 4to, pp. 18. M. 165 1
Answer of the States General of the United Provinces of the
Low Countries to the Declaration of War of the King of Great
Britain. At the Hague ^ i^-j^, 4to. 1652
Contains an interesting account of Surinam ; also some notices of other American
colonies.
Answer to a Calumny, with some remarks upon an anony-
mous Pamphlet on the Assiento Trade, as exercised by the South
Sea Company, &c. By the Factor to the South Sea Company,
at whom the calumny was aimed. In Two Parts. Loiidon^
1728. 8vo. 1653
The Answer to a Colonel's Letter. By a Wooden-legged
Soldier. Wherein some American matters are slightly touched
upon. London^ Main^ 1766. 8vo, pp. 36. 1654
" This wooden-legged soldier is by no means a wooden-headed one. Corporal Oak-
tree is really a very clever, facetious fellow." — M. R., xxxiv., 162.
Answer to " A Dialogue between a Federahst and a Repub-
lican." Charleston^ S. C, 1800. 8vo. M. 1655
Answer to a letter from a Gentleman in the Country to his
Friend in Town. New JTork, 1756. i2mo. 1656
Answer to a pamphlet. See [Shebbeare (John)].
An Answer to a Pamphlet, entitled Taxation no Tyranny.
28
2l8 ANSWER.
Addressed to the Author, and to Persons in Power. London^ J.
Almon^ MDCCLXxv. 8vo, pp. 63. 1657
Written in reply to Dr. Samuel Johnson.
Answer to a Piece entitled " An Appeal to the Impartial Pub-
lick by an Association" calling themselves Christian Independ-
ents. Salem^ 1785. 8vo, pp. 23. m. 1658
Answer to •"' An address to all reasonable Americans," &c.
See [Cooper (Myles)].
An Answer to an invidious Pamphlet. See [Cross].
Answer to the Budget inscribed to the Coterie. London^ 1764.
4to, pp. 15. 1659
An Answer to the Declaration of the American Congress.
6'^f [Lind (Dr.) ]
Answer to the Exposition of a Pamphlet entitled Papers rela-
tive to the Rupture with Spain. 1762. 8vo. 1660
An Answer to the Letter to Two Great Men, containing
Remarks and Observations on that Piece, and Vindicating the
Character of a Noble Lord from Inactivity. London^ Henderson^
1760. 8vo. 1661
Ste M. R., XXII., 71.
Answer to the Observations on the Papers relative to a Rup-
ture with Spain. London^ Hinkxman^ 1762. 8vo, pp. 35. 1662
An Answer to the Pamphlet entitled the Conduct of the Pax-
ton Men, impartially represented : Wherein the Ungenerous
Spirit of the Author is Manifested, &c. and the spotted Garment
pluckt off. [Motto.] Philadelphia^ Printed by Anthony Arm-
buster^ in Moravian Alley ^ 1764. l2mo, pp. 28. 1663
Relates to the Lancaster Massacre.
An Answer to the Questions, Why are you a Federalist, etc.
See [Quincy (Josiah)].
An Answer to the Reasons against an African Company
Humbly Submitted to the Consideration of the Patriots of Great-
Britain, in this Present Parleament Assembled. London^ Printed
in the Tear 171 1. 8vo, pp. 31. 1664
Partly relates to the American Plantations.
ANTHOINE DE SAINT-JOSEPH. 210
An Answer to The Tears of the Foot Guards upon their De-
parture for America; a Poem. London^ '^11^- 4^0. 1664^
Answer to the White- Washing Committee, 1831. Broadside.
Relates to a pamphlet entitled " Examination of certain charges against Lemuel H.
Arnold," of Rhode Island.
Answer to War in Disguise. See [Morris (Gouverneur)].
Antagonisme et solidante des etats orientaux et des etats occi-
dentaux de I'Amerique du Sud. Ouvrage traduit et precede d'une
introduction par Th. Mannequin. Paris^ Dentu^ 1866. Svo,
pp. 203. 1665^
Antarcticus, pseudon. A Letter to the President of the
Royal Geographical Society of London, on Antarctic Discovery.
By Antarcticus. London^ Murray^ ^^S?* ^vo, pp. 132, 133.
Noticed in The Athenaum, 1837. Advocates a British Expedition to rival that of
Lieut. Wilkes.
Antepara (Jose Maria). South American Emancipation.
Documents, Historical and Explanatory, shewing the Designs
which have been in progress, and the Exertions made by General
Miranda, for the South American Emancipation, during the last
Twenty-five Years. By J. M. Antepara, a Native of Guaya-
quil. London^ J. Richardson^ B. Dulau^ L. N. Pannier^ 1810.
Svo, pp. X., 299 (i). Portrait. H. 1667
Noticed at great length in the M. R., New Series, lxiv., 367.
Antequera y Castro (Joseph de). Coleccion General de
Documentos, que contiene los sucesos tocantes a la segunda
epoca de las conmociones de los Regulares de la Compafiia en
el Paraguay, y seiialadamente la persecucion, que hicieron a Don
Josef de Antequera y Castro. Va aiiadido en esta edicion el In-
forme de Don Mathias Angles y Gortari. Tomo Tercero.
Madrid^ M.DCC.LXix. 4to, 7 p. 1., pp. 239, 374, 64 (4). 1668
Antersen (Johann Peter von). Fataler SchifFs-Capitain,
oder Erzehlung dessen Reisen nach denen bis dass noch unbe-
kannten Siidlichen Welt-Theilen und anderer Merkwiirdigkeiten.
Erfurt^ Jungnickel^ 1742. Svo, 18 sheets. 1669
Included in a list of books relating to America. Hovir much it has to do with it I
know not.
Anthoine de Saint- Joseph (Baron Francois). Concordance
entre les codes de commerce etrangers et le code de commerce
22C ANTHON.
fran^ais : contenant le texte des codes et des lois commerciales
des etats suivants ; Amerique du Sud, ... Etats-Unis, ... Haiti
... Mexique Nouvelle Edition augmentee .... Paris^ Vide-
coq^ 1 85 1. 4to. c. 1670
The first edition was published in 1843.
Anthoine de Saint- Joseph. Concordance entre les codes
civils etrangers et le code Napoleon. 2*^ edition entierement
refondue et augmentee. Ouvrage termine et public par M.
Antoine de Saint- Joseph fils. Paris^ Cotillon^ 1856. 4 vols.,
8vo. c. 1671
" C. J. B. Amyot codified the laws of the following countries : South America,
United States, Brazil," etc. — Lorenz.
Anthoine de Saint-Joseph. Concordance entre les lois
hypothecaires etrangeres et fran^aises. Paris^ Videcoq. 8vo.
Anthology of New Netherland. See [Murphy (H. C.)]
Anthon (George C.) Narrative and Documents connected
with the Displacement of the Professor of the Greek Language
and Literature in the University of the City of New York, April
2d, 185 1 : by George C. Anthon, a.m. New Tork^ J. R. JVinser^
Printer^ 1851. 8vo, pp. 72. H. 1672^
Anthon. Parish Annals. A Sermon giving Historical No-
tices of St. Mark's Church in the Bowery, N. Y., (from a.d.
1795 to A.D. 1845.) Delivered in said Church, May 4, 1845.
By Henry Anthon, d.d., Rector of the same. Published by the
request of the Vestry. New Tork^ Stanford and Swords^ 1845.
8vo, pp. 58. Woodcut. H. 1673
Anthon. The Subject and Spirit of the Christian Minister.
A Sermon, preached by Request in St. Peter's Church, Twentieth-
Street, New-York, on Palm Sunday, April ist, 1849. Being
the Sunday after the Decease of the Rev. Hugh Smith, d.d., late
Rector of said Church. By Henry Anthon, d.d New-
York^ Stanford and Swords^ 1849. ^^<^7 PP- ^2. H. 1674
Anthon. The Wise and Faithful Steward. A Sermon
preached in St. Stephen's Church, New- York ... September 19,
1830, being the Sunday after the Decease of the Right Rev.
Bishop Hobart. By Henry Anthon, Rector ... . New-York^ T,
and J. Swords^ 1830. 8vo, pp. 19. H. 1675
Anthon. Tributes to the Memory of the Rev. Henry
ANTHONY. 221
Anthon, d.d., late Rector of St. Mark's in the Bowery, New-
York. With a Brief Sketch of his Life, by the Rt. Rev. Man-
ton Eastburn, d.d.. Bishop of Massachusetts. New-Tor k^ Pro-
testant Episcopal Society for the Promotion of Evangelical Knowl-
edge^ 1862. 8vo, pp. 80 (i). Portrait. H. 1676
Anthon (John). American Precedents of Declarations, col-
lected chiefly from Manuscripts of Chief Justice Parsons and
other Accomplished Pleaders in the State of Massachusetts,
digested ... . By John Anthon, Esquire, Counsellor at Law. ...
New Tork^ Stephen Gould^ 18 10. 8vo, pp. 570. b. 1677
Anthon. Oration before the Washington Benevolent Society,
and the Hamilton Society in the City of New York, July 4,
1812. By John Anthon. New Tork^ 18 12. 8vo, pp. 22.
Anthon. Proceedings on Occasion of the Death of John
Anthon, President of the New York Law Institute ; with the
Address of James W. Gerard. New Tork^ Bryant Ifj Co.^ Printers^
1865. 8vo, pp. 20. 1679
Anthon (W. H.) Argument of William Henry Anthon,
Esq., in behalf of the Defendants, Messrs. Ray Tompkins, and
John C. Thompson, on Motion to discharge from Arrest on a
Charge of Arson, arising from the Destruction of the Quarantine
Hospitals, before Judge Metcalfe ... October 7th, 1858. Re-
ported ... by Joseph L. Blundell. New Tork^ IVm. C. Bryant
iff Co.^ Printers^ 1858. 8vo, pp. 34. H. 1680
Anthony (Elliott). Is a Constitution Convention a Legis-
lature ? A Speech delivered in the Constitution Convention of
Illinois, February 17, 1862. By Elliott Anthony. {Springfield^
1862.] 8vo, pp. 13. s. 1681
Relative to the abolition of slavery by Congress.
Anthony. The Outlawry of a Race. A Speech delivered
in the Constitutional Convention of Illinois, February 12, 1862,
on the proposition to forever prohibit negroes or mulattoes from
migrating into or settling in the State. By Elliott Anthony.
{Springfield^ 1862.] pp. 8. s. 1682
Anthony. Shall the Privilege of the Writ of Habeas Corpus
ever be Suspended in this State ? A Speech delivered in the
Constitutional Convention of Illinois, 1862. By Elliott Anthony.
{Springfield^ 1862.] 8vo, pp. 9. s. 1683
222 ANTICIPATIONS.
Anthony (J.) Trial of James Anthony, for the Murder of
Joseph Green: before the Honourable Supreme Court of the-
State of Vermont, at their Adjourned Term in the County of
Rutland, February 28, a.d. 18 14. Rutland^ Fay & Davison
[1814]. 8vo, pp. 39. H. 1684
Anti Abolition Tracts. See Slavery.
Anticipation. See [Tickell (Richard)].
Anticipation continued. Containing the substance of The
Speech Intended to be delivered from The T e to
both H s ofP--r — m — t. On the Opening of the
ensuing Session. To which is added, A Sketch of the Debate
which will take Place in the H — e of L — ds on the Motion for
an Address and Amendment. London^ Printed for the Editor^
MDCCLXXIX. 8vO, pp. 57. * 1685
Anticipation : (For the Year mdcclxxix.) Containing the
Substance of His M y's Most Gracious Speech to both
H e of P 1 t, on the Opening of the approaching
Session. Together With a full and authentic Account of the
Debate which will take place in the H--eofC s on the
Motion for the Address, and the Amendment. With Notes.
(First published Five Days before the Opening of the Session.)
The Second Edition. London^ S. Bladon^ mdcclxxix. 8vo, pp.
viii., 51. 1686
Site M. R., ist Series, Vol. lxi., 466.
Anticipation of Marginal Notes on the Declaration of Gov-
ernment of The 9th of January, 18 13. In the American National
Intelligencer. [Motto.] London^ Printed hy A. J. Valpy^ Sold
by Underwood^ 1 8 13. 8vo, pp. iv., 31. H.+ [Second Edition.]
(In the Pamphleteer, i., pp. 487-538 ; 11., 249-279.) h. 1687
Anticipation ; or the Voyage of an American to England, in
the year 1899. In a Series of Letters. London^ 1781. l2mo.
w. 1688
This curious book consists of " Letters supposed to be written towards the close of
the 1 8th [19th] Century, by a young American, stimulated by curiosity to pay a visit
to the Country of his Ancestors. The Seat of Government is transferred to America,
and England is an almost deserted, depopulated nation; the condition of which, and
the manners of the Inhabitants, he describes in the following Letters to his Friends
in America." — Preface.
Anticipations of the Future, to serve as Lessons for the Pres-
ent Time. In the form of Extracts of Letters from an English
ANTIGUA.
223
Resident in the United States, to the London Times, from 1864
to 1870. With an Appendix, on the Causes and Consequences
of the Independence of the South. ... Richmond^ Va.^ J. W.
Randolph^ i860. l2mo, pp. ix., 416. c. 1689
Antidote to the Merino-Mania, now progressing through the
United States ; or. The Value of the Merino Breed, placed by
Observation and Experience, upon a Proper Basis. ... Philadel-
phia^ y. iff A. T, Humphreys^ 1810. 8vo, pp. 52. H. 1690
The AntigalHcan \ or, The Lover of his own Country : in a
Series of Pieces partly heretofore published and partly New,
wherein French Influence, and False Patriotism, are fully and
fairly displayed. By a Citizen of New England. Philadelphia^
William Cobbett^ December^ ^191- 8vo, pp. 82. H. 1 69 1
Antigua. A Poem addressed to a Young Lady. In Three
Parts. Part i. Descriptive and Moral. 11. Love and Friend-
ship. III. The Caution. Written at Antigua. Boston^ ^177,-
8vo. 1692
Antigua and the Antiguans : a Full Account of the Colony
and its Inhabitants, from the Time of the Caribs to the Present
Day, Interspersed with Anecdotes and Legends. Also, an Im-
partial View of Slavery and the Free Labour Systems ; the
Statistics of the Island, and Biographical Notices of the Principal
Families. ... London^ Saunders and Otley^ 1844. 2 vols., post
8vo, pp. xiv., 8, 345; viii., 355. H. 1693
An Act of Assembly, Passed in the Island of Antigua, 1766.
[Royal Arms.] Antigua^ Printed {by order of the Council ana
Assembly of the said Island)^ by Alexander Shipton. Folio, pp.
(xiii.), 83. 1694
A handsomely printed book. The act is one ordaining the various courts, regulating
forms of procedure, &c.
Acts of Assembly, passed in the Island of Antigua, from 1725
to 1760. London^ 1764. Folio, pp. 141. 1695
The Case of the Neglected and Deserted Negroes in the
Island of Antigua. IF. Phillips^ Lombard Street [n. d.] 4to.
Collection of Exotics from the Island of Antigua. By a Lady.
London., White., 1800. Folio. Colored Plates. 1697
See M. R., New Series, Vol. xxx., 333.
224 ANTI-MINISTERIAL.
Immigration (Antigua) ... Correspondence between the Secre-
tary of State for the Colonies and the Legislature of Antigua,
relating to an Act passed by them for the purpose of Immigra-
tion. ... Ordered by the House of Commons to be printed, 20
April, 1863. Folio, pp. 13. p. 1697J
A Genuine Narrative of the intended Conspiracy of the
Negroes at Antigua. Extracted from an authentic copy of a
Report made to the Chief Governor of the Carabee Islands, By
the Commissioners appointed to try the Conspirators. Dublin^
1737. Sm. 8vo. 1698
Laws of Antigua, consisting of the Acts of the Leeward
Islands from November 1690 to April 1798; and the Acts of
Antigua from April 1668 to May 1804; with Analytical Tables
of the Acts and an Index. London^ 1805-18. 3 vols., 4to.
Antilles. Derrotero de las islas Antillas, de las costas de
tierra firme y de las del seno mexicano, formado en la Direc-
cion de trabajos hidrograficos para inteligencia y uso de las cartas
que ha publicado. De orden superior. Madrid^ en la imprenta
real^ 1810. 4to, pp. viii., 455.4- Segunda edicion, corregida y
aumentada con noticias muy recientes y con un Apendice sobre
las corrientes del Oceano Atlantico. Madrid^ 1820. 4to, pp.
591. H. 7000
Histoire et commerce des Antilles. See [Butel-Dumont (G.
M.)]
Routier des lies Antilles, des cotes de terre-ferme et de celles
du Golfe du Mexique. Troisieme edition. Traduit de I'Espagnol
par C. F. Chaucheprat. (Supplement. Sur les courans de
I'ocean Atlantique.) Paris^ 1829. 8vo. Bm. 1701
Souvenirs des Antilles. See Montlezun.
Antillon (Is.) Dissertacion sobre el origen de la esclavitud
de los Negros. Mallorca^ \%\\. i2mo. 1702
Anti-Masonic and Anti-Masonry. See Masonry.
Anti-Ministerial | Objections Considered, | or The Unreason-
able Pleas I Made by some against their Duty | to their | Ministers, |
With Respect to their Maintenance | Answered. | Together | With
an Answer to that Question, | Who are Oblig'd to Endeavour a
Reformation I In this Case ? I In a Letter to Richard Kent, Esq ;
ANTI-SECRET. 225
one I of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace | for the County of
Essex, and a Mem-| ber of the Honourable House of| Represent-
atives. I [Mottoes.] Boston^ N. E. \ Printed by B. Green^ J^^-
for Samuel\ Gerrish^ at his Shop in Corn-Hill. \ 1725. | Sm. 8vo,
Title, pp. 45. H. 1703
Antinomians and Familists condemned. See [Welde (Thomas)].
Antioch College. [Its Parentage, Organization, Finances,
Claims on Unitarians, etc. n. p., i8-.] 8vo, pp. 4. h. 1704
Antioch College. [Faculty, Requisites for Admission, Terms,
&c. n. p., 1853.] i6mo, pp. 16. H. 1705
Appeal in Behalf of Antioch College, with a Statement of
its Financial History, Condition, and Prospects. New-York,
November, 1858. New-Tork^ John A. Gray^ Printer^ 1858.
l2mo, pp. 12. H. 1706
Catalogue ... for the Academical Years, 1853-4 & 1854-5.
... Cincinnati^ Printed by C. F. Bradley iff Co.^ 1855. 8vo, pp.
55. Continued. h. 1707
Anti-Pater. Den | Portugaelsen Donder-slagh, | Tot | Ont-
wakinge van alle trou- | hertighe Neder-landtsche Regenten
ende| Ondersaten. I Om de Balance vanden Gheunieerden Staet|
wel te maken, tot voor-cominghe van alle onheyl, | en bevestinghe
van onse groot-beroemde | Republijcke. | Door Theophilus Anti-
Pater. I Tot Groeningen^ By de Erffghenamen van Nathanael |
Roman., Anno 1641.I 4to, 2 p. 1., pp. 36. 1708
Relates to the truce between Holland and Portugal concerning the Brazils.
Antiquitates Americanae. See [Rafn (C. C)]
Antiquites Mexicaines. See Lenoir (Alexandre).
The Antiquarian and General Review, edited by Wm. Arthur.
Vol. I. Schenectady., 1845. ^^^' ^1^9
Antiquarian, pseudon. See [Phillips (Henry), Jr.~\
Proceedings of the Anti-Sabbath Convention, held in the
Melodeon, March 23d and 24th, 1848. (Reported by Henry
M. Parkhurst.) Boston., Published by order of the Convention.,
1848. i2mo, pp. i68.-|-36mo, pp. 18. . h. 1710
Catalogue of the Anti-Secret Confederation, 1847. ••• Troy.,
N. y.y Press off. C. Kneeland and Co.., 1847. ^^o., pp. 32. H.
29
226 ANTONIO.
Anti-Slavery. See Slavery.
Antisell (Th.) Geology of Southern California. By Thomas
Antisell. With Report on the Palaeontology by T. A. Con-
rad. Washington^ 1856. 4to, pp. 204. 2 Maps and 24 Plates.
Anti-Synodalia Americana. See [Chauncy (Charles)].
The Antithelemite. See [Maurice (Henry)].
Antoine (A.) Histoire des emigres fran^ais depuis 1789
jusqu' en 1828. Par A. Antoine de Saint Jervais. Paris ^ Hivert^
1828. 3 vols., 8vo. 1713
In this and later works, Antoine added " de Saint- Jervais" to his name. Some of
the Emigres came to America.
Antonet (C. M.) Sylvino et Anina, moeurs bresiliennes.
Par C. M. Antonet. Paris^ Magen et Comon^ 1840. 8vo. 17 14
Antonii (Andre Joao). Cultura e opulencio do Brasil, por
suas drogas e minas. Con varios noticias curiosas do modo de
haser o assucar, plantar e beneficiar o tabaco, tirar ouro das
minas, e descobrir as da prata ; e dos grandes emolumentos que
esta conquista da America meridional da ao Reino de Portugal
con estes e outros generos e contractos reaes. Lishoa^ 171 1.
\X.o.-\- Reprinted^ Rio de 'Janeiro^ 184 1. 8vo. 1 7^5
{2uoted by Handelmann in his " Geschichte von Brasilien," Berlin, i860.
Antonio (Joseph). Theatro Americano Descripcion General
de los Reynos y Provincias de la Nueva Espana y sus jurisdic-
ciones. Mexico^ 1746. 2 vols., folio. Plate. 1 716
Antonio (Nicolas). Bibliotheca Hispana Vetus, complectens
Scriptores qui ab Octaviani Augusti Imperio, usque ad annum
M. floruerunt, studio et curis Josephi Saenz, Cardinalis de
Aguirre. Romce^ 1696, 2 vols., folio. 171 7
The title-page contains a misprint. As the work comprises the authors until the
year 1500, the title ought to read, "usque ad annum md" (1500), instead of m (1000).
Antonio died without the means for printing the book. They were furnished by the
Cardinal de Aguirre, who intrusted the editorship to Emmanuel Mars, a learned
Valentian. The authors are arranged in chronological order j tables are added to faci-
litate the use of the work. The " Bibliotheca Nova," although published first, is but
a sequel of the " Bibliotheca Vetus," of which a reprint likewise has appeared at
Madrid, in 1788, under this title :
Antonio. Bibliotheca Hispana vetus, sive Hispani Scrip-
tores qui ab Octaviani Augusti iEvo ad annum Christi md.
floruerunt. Auctore D. Nicolao Antonio Hispalensi I.C. Or-
ANTR0BU3. 227
dinis S. Jacobi equite, patriae Ecclesias canonico, regiorum nego-
tiorum in Urbe & Romana curia Procuratoregenerali, Consiliario
regio. Curante Francisco Perezio Bayerio, Valentino, Sereniss.
Hisp. Infantum Caroli ili. Regis flliorum Institutore primario,
Regiae Bibliothecae Palatino-Matritensis Praefecto, qui Et pro-
logum, & Auctoris vitas epitomen, & notulas adiecit. ... Matriti^
apud V'lduam et Heredes D. Joachimi Ibarrtv^ mdcclxxxviii. 2
vols., folio, pp. xxvii., 556, viii. ; xxii., 467. 2 Portraits and
Plate. Also on Large Paper. h. 17 18
Antonio. Bibliotheca Hispana sive Hispanorvm, qvi vsqvam
vnqvamve sive Latina sive populari sive alia quavis lingua scripto
aliquid consignaverunt Notitia, his qvae praecesservnt locvpletior et
certior brevia elogia, editorum atque ineditorum operum catalogum
dvabvs partibvs continens, qvarvm haec ordine qvidem rei pos-
terior, conceptu vero prior duobis tomis de his agit, qvi post
annvm secvlarem md. usque ad praesentem diem floruere. ...
Avthore D. Nicolao Antonio Hispalensi, I.C. Ordinis S. lacobi
Eqvite, Patriae Ecclesiae Canonico, Regiorum negotiorum in
Vrbe & Romana Curia Procuratore generali. Roma ex Offic'ina
Nicolao Angeli Tinassii^ MDCLXXll. Svperiorvm Permissv. Folio,
Engraved Frontispiece and 40 p. 1., pp. 633 ; Vol. 11., Engraved
Frontispiece, pp. 690. 17 19
"Nicolas Antonio was born in 1617, at Sevilla, studied at Salamanca, and re-
turned to Sevilla, composed his Bibliotheca Hispana in the convent of the Benedict-
ines, where the abbot, Benedict de La Serra, had accumulated a splendid library.
When it was sufficiently advanced, he took it to Rome, where he completed it.
He died at Madrid, in 1684. Antonio, agreeable to the custom prevalent at that time,
arranged the names of the authors according to the alphabetical order of their Chris-
tian names. This is a great inconvenience, which is only partially removed by the
addition of a number of tables," Dibdin, in his " Bibliomania," calls the labors of
Antonio models of composition in their way. Morhof considers it one of the best
works of the kind. A new edition was published at Madrid, by Franc. Perez Bayer,
a learned Valentian j the title of which is,
Antonio. Bibliotheca Hispana nova sive Hispanorum Scrip-
torum qui ab Anno md. ad mdclxxxiv. floruere Notitia. Auc-
tore D. Nicolao Antonio Hispalensi I.C. Ordinis S. lacobi
equite, patriae Ecclesiae canonico, Regiorum negotiorum in Urbe
& Romana curia procuratore generali, consiliario Regio. Nunc
primum prodit, recognita emendata aucta ab ipso Auctore. ...
Matriti^ apud 'Joach'nnum de Ibarra^ mdcclxxxiii-viii. 2 vols.,
folio, 5 p. 1., pp. xxiii., 830 ; 669 (i). Also on Large Paper, h.
A[ntrobus] (B[enjamin]). Some Buds and Blossoms of
Piety, also, some Fruit of the Spirit of Love which directs to
228 APENDICE.
the Divine Wisdom. London^ Andrew Sowle^ 1684. 4to, pp.
80. + Second Edition, with Additions. London^ for Th. North-
cott^ 1 69 1. 8vo, 3 p. 1., pp. 1 2^. -{-London^ Assigns of J. Sowle^
1 716. Svo.-\- London J T. Sowle Raylton^ and L. Hinde^ I743«
8vo. + 5th Edition. London^ Luke Hinde^ 1766. 8vo. 1 721
Includes " A Complaint against New England Professors." " Bibl. Anglo-Poetica,"
No. 897. Priced, £l 5s. The author was a Quaker.
The Ants. A Rhapsody. 1767. 2 vols., i2mo. 1722
" A burlesque on the [French] American War." — Chalmers.
[Antony (Henry B.)] The Fancy Ball. A Sketch. Printed
for private circulation. Pulaski House, Savannah, March 31st.
[Savannah^ W. T. Williams\ 1837. 8vo, pp. 12. H. 1723
In a copy in Harvard College Library the names are supplied in MS.
Antunez y Acevedo (R.) Memorias histdricas sobre la
legislacion y gobierno del comercio de los Espanoles con sus
colonias en las Indias Occidentales. Recopiladas por el Sr. D.
Rafael Antunez y Acevedo, Ministro togado del Supremo Con-
sejo de Indias. Madrid^ En la imprenta de Sancha^ m.dcc.xcvii.
Sm. 4to, 2 p. 1., pp. XV. (i), 330 (2), cv. H. 1724
Anunciacion [Fr. Dominga de la). Doctrina Christiana en
Castellano y Mexicano, su autor el P. Fr. Domingo de la An-
nunciation Dominico. Mexico^ 1565. 4to. 1 725
Title from Ternaux-Compans, No. 93.
Anunciation [Fr. J. de la). Sermonario en lengua Mexicana.
Mexico^ IS77- 4^0. 1726
Apalachicola. Annual Report of the Apalachicola Land
Company for the year 1838. New Tork^ 1838. 8vo. Con-
tinued. 1727
Aparicio. Epilogo metrico de la vida de fray Sebastian de
Aparicio, con un compuesto de aromas espirituales. Pueblo da los
Angelas^ 1689. 4to. 1728
Title as given by Ternaux-Compans, No. 1035.
Apendice a la Relacion del Viage al Magallanes de la Fragata
de Guerra Santa Maria de la Cabeza, que contiene el de los
paquebotes Santa Casilda y Santa Eulalia para completar el
reconocimiento del estrecho en los anos de 1788 y 1789.
Trabajado de Orden Superior. Madrid^ mdcclxxxxiii. En la
APES.
229
imprtnta de la Viuda de D. 'Joaquin Ibarra. 4to, 2. p. 1., pp. 128.
Map. H. 1729
Aper^u de la situation. See [Poletika (Pierre)].
Aper^u des dernieres Revolutions de la Republique des Pro-
vinces unies de Sud-Amerique. P^nV, 1820. 8vo, pp. 48. 1730
Aper^u des £tats-Unis, au Commencement du xix Siecle,
depuis 1800 jusqu'en 1810. P<2m, 1814. 8vo. Map. 1731
Aper^u sur le chemin de fer de Galveston a Houston en vue
de la prochaine reunion des porteurs d'obligations. — Kort over-
zigt omtrent den ijzeren spoorweg van Galveston naar Houston
en Henderson, in verband tot de aanstaande vereeniging der
aandeelhouders. Amsterdam.^ Weytingh ^ Brave^ 1862. 8vo,
pp. 12, 12. 1732
Title from the Alphabetiiche Naamlijst, etc. It does not appear whether the French
and Dutch have separate title-pages.
Apper^u hazarde. See [Estaing (C. B., Count d')].
Apes. A Son of the Forest. The Experience of William
Apes, a Native of the Forest. Comprising a Notice of the
Pequod Tribe of Indians, Written by Himself. New York.^
Published by the Author^ 1829. 18 mo, pp. 216. H. + Second
Edition. New Tori^ G. F. Bunce^ 1 831. i8mo, pp. 214.
Apes. Eulogy on King Philip, as pronounced at the Odeon,
in Federal Street, Boston, by the Rev. William Apes, an Indian.
... Boston^ the Author .^ 1836. 8vo, pp. 60. Woodcut. + Second
Edition. Boston^ 1837. 8vo, pp. 48. Woodcut. H. 1734
In the second edition the author spells his name •' Apess." See also No. 1738.
Apes. The Increase of the Kingdom of Christ, a Sermon :
by William Apes, a Missionary of the Pequod Tribe of Indians.
New Tork^ Printed for the Author by G. F. Bunce^ 183 1. l2mo,
pp.24. H- 1735
" The Indians, the Ten Lost Tribes," pp. 21-24.
Apes. Indian Nullification of the Unconstitutional Laws of
Massachusetts, relative to the Marshpee Tribe : or. The Pre-
tended Riot explained. By William Apes, an Indian and
Preacher of the Gospel. Boston^ Press 0/ Jonathan Howe, 1835.
i2mo, pp. 168. Woodcut. G. 1736
The real author of" this work is said to be William J. Snelling.
230
APIANUS.
Apess. Experience of Five Christian Indians of the Pequod
Tribe. Published by William Apess, Missionary of that Tribe
... . Boston^ Printed for the Publisher^ 1837. l2mo, pp. 47.+
Second Edition. Boston^ 1837. i2mo, pp. 47. 1737
Apianus (Peter). Cosmogra|phicus Liber Petri Apiani Ma-|
thematici studiose collectus. | [Colophon] Excusum Land-
shutae Typis ac formulis | D. Joannis Weyssenburgers : impensis |
Petri Apiani. Anno Christi Sal-|uatoris omnium Millesimo | |
quingentesimo | vicesimo- 1 quarto ! Mense Ja- 1 nu : Phebo Sa | turni
domi- I cilium I possidente. I 1524. 410, Title, i 1., 5 p. 1.,
pp. 103. Two Revolving Diagrams. ^73^
Bienewitz is the German name for which Apianus was used as the Latin equivalent.
See Bib. Am. Vet., p. 238 seq. Brunet, p. 342. Chapter iv. relates to America; also
pages 103, 104. For an account of the author, see Clement, i., 404.
Apianus. Cosmographicus Liber Petri Apiani Mathematici,
studiose correctus, ac ab erroribus vindicatus per Gemmam
Phrysium. Veneunt Antuerpiae in aedibus Rolandi Bollaert.
[Colophon] Excusum Antuerpiae impensis Rolandi Bollaert,
Typis Joannis Graphei, Anno a Christo nato 1529. mense Febr.,
in 4to, Feuilles 56. Bm. 1739
Title from Clement. Second edition, with the valuable additions of Gemma Frisius,
the pupil of Apianus.
Apianus. Cosmo- | graphiae introdvctio : cvm | quibusdam
Geometriae ac Astronomiae prin-|cipijs ad eam rem necessarijs. |
Excvsm Ingoldstadii. | m.d.xxix. | [Colophon] Ingolstadij,
Anno M.D.xxxi. I i2mo, 32 1., numbered to 16, after which
the enumeration ceases. 1740
Apianus. [Editio Altera ; Colophon] Excusum logolstadij
[j/V]| An. M.D.xxxiii. I Mense lanuario. | i2mo, 32 1. l. 1741
" Title, one leaf +leaves numbered from 2-16 + five unnumb. 11. marked c, c ij, c 3,
c4, c5, + threell. unnumbered and without signatures + five unnumb. 11. marked df,
</z, ^3, d \, J5, + three unnumb. 11. without sig.+five 11. marked (?, e-z, e 3, e ^,
tf5+three 11. without sig., verso of the last of which is blank." — Bib. Am. Vet.
Apianus. Cosmographi-| cvs Liber Petri Apiani Ma- 1 the-
matici, iam denuo integritati restitutus | per Gemmam Phrysium. |
Item eiusdem Gemmae Phrysii Libellus de Locorum de- 1 scribe-n-
dorum ratione, & de eorum distantiis in-| ueniendis, nunq' ante-
hac visus. I Vaeneut Antuerpie sub scuto Basiliesi p' Gregoriu
Bontiu. I [Colophon] loan. Grapheus typis cudebat Antuer-
piae, I Anno M.D.XXXIII. | mense Febr. | 4to, 66 1. -h Paris^ I533-
4to.-|- />//'. 5r/i^., 1533. 4to. J 742
APIANUS.
231
Apianus. Cosmo | graphiae Introdvctio | cum quibusdam
Geometriae ac Astro- 1 nomiae principijs ad eam|rem necessarijs.
[Colophon] Venetijs per lo. Antonium de N'lcolinis de Sabio^
sumptu & requisitione D. Melchioris | Sessce. Anno Domini,
MDXXXV. Mensis Ianuarij.\ Sm. 8vo, 32 1. '74:1
Apianus. Petri Apiani | Cosmographia, per Gemmam|Phry-
sium, apud Louanienses Medicum ac Mathema-| ticum insignem,
restituta. Additis de adem re ipsius| Gemmae Phry. libellis, vt
sequens pagina docet. | Vaneunt Antuerp'ia in pingui gallina Arnoldo
5frf/fw^«^. I 1.5.3.9. 1 [Colophon] Absolutum Antuerpi^^e per
Aegidium Coppenium, | cura & impensis Arnold! Berckman, |
Anno Christiano. 1539. |4to, pp. 61, i 1. '744
Apianus. Petri Apiani | Cosmographia, per Gemmam|Phry-
sium, apud Louanienses Medicum ac Mathematicarum | insignem,
Denuo restituta. Additis de eadem re ipsius | Gemmae Phry.
libellis, quos sequens pagina docet. | m.d.xl. | Vaneunt Ant-
uerpice in pingui gallina Arnoldo Berkmano. | [Colophon] Ex-
cusum Antuerpiis opera Aegidij Copenij .\ Anno a Christo nato. 1540. |
4to, 61 leaves. Map. 1745
Apianus. Cosmogra- | phiae Introdvctio | cvm qvibsdam
Geome-|triae ac Astrono- 1 miae principiis |ad eam rem | necessa-|
riis. I [Colophon] Venetijs per lo. Antonium de Nicolinis de
Sabio. Sumptu Iff | requisitione D. Melchioris Sesscs. Anno Domini. \
MDXXXXi. Mensis Iulij.\ Sm. 4to, Title, i 1., and 23 1. 1746
Melchior's device of a cat holding a mouse on the verso of the last leaf.
Apianus. Cosmographia per Gemmam Frisium correcta.
Norimb. 1541. 4to. ^747
Apianus. Cosmographia | Petri Apiani, per Gemmam Frisivm |
apud Louanienses Medicum & Mathematicuw, insignem, | iam
demum ab omnibus vindicata mendis, ac non-|nullis quoqwf
locis aucta. Additis eiusdem argu-|menti libellis ipsius Gemmae
Frisii. I M.D.XLV. I /^^«^««/ Antuerpia sub scuto Basiliensi^ Gregcrio
Bontio. I [Colophon] Excusum Antuerpice.^ opera Aeg. Diesthemij. \
Anno a Christo humancs salutis\ Author e w^/fi*, | .1545. | 4to, Title
and I 1. ; Text, 66 1. j. c. b. 1748
Apianus. Cosmographia | Petri Apiani, per Gemmam Fris-
ivm I apud Louaniensis Medicum & Mathematicu;w insignem, | iam
demum ab omnibus vindicata mendis, ac non-|nullis quoque locis
232 APIANUS.
aucta. Additis eiusdem ar- | gumenti libellis ipsius Gemmae
Fris'ij. \ f^a^neunt Jntuerpice sub scuto BasUiensi^ Gregorio Bontio.\
M.D.L.| [Colophon] AntuerpiiE excusum Gregorio Bontio \ typis
Deisthemij^ anno a Christo 1550. | Sm. 410, 2 p. 1., 64 1. (2 1.)
Map. J. c. B. 1749
Graesse quotes an edition, Easily 155°) 4^0, which is probably an error. There are
other Latin editions, Paris, 1551, 1553, and Antwerp, 1564.
Apianus. Cosmographia| Petri Apiani, per Gemmam Fri-|
sivm apvd Lovanienses Medicvm et Mathe | maticvm insignem,
iam demvm ab omnibvs vindi-|cata mendis, ac nonnullis quoque
locis aucta, & annotationi-|bus marginalibus illustrata. Additis
eiusdem argumen-|ti libellis ipsius Gemmae Frisij. | Colonic Agrip-
pinae^ | Jpud Hceredes Arnoldi Birckmann'i. do Id lxxiv. 4to,
2 p. 1. and 58 folioed leaves. 1750
Apianus. Cosmographia, |sive| Descriptio| Vniversi Orbis,|
avctoribvs| Petro Apiano, et Gemma Frisio, | Mathematicorvm
Insignivm. I Cuius huic editioni additus est de Astrolabo Catholico
libellus, I nunc primum a Martino Euerartho in Epitomen con-
tractus. I Caetera vide pagina quinta. | Antverpiae^ | Ex officina Ar-
noldi Cow/wA-. |m.d.lxxxiiii. I 4to, 8 p. 1. ; Text, 480 pp. Map.
The map forms pages 73-81. Clement pronounces this the best edition.
Apianus. La Cosmographie de Pierre | Apian, libure tresutile
traictant de toutes les regions & pays | du monde par artifice
Astronomicque, nouuelleme;zt traduict|de Latin en Francois.
Et par Gemma Frison Mathema-| ticien & Docteur en Medi-
cine de Louuain corrige. | Auecq aultres libures du mesme Gem-
ma Fr. appartenantz | audict artifice, come la page ensuyuante la
declaire. I M.D.XLiiii. I On les vend en Anuers sur le pont de
chambre chez Gregoire Bonte|a I'escu de Basle, imprimez en
Latin, Francois, & Flameng. | [Colophon] Absolut est cest
CEuure Cosmographicque de Peere Apian, auecq aul|tres liures
de la mesme science, Aux despens communs de Gemma | Frison,
& Gregoire Bonte. Imprimes en Anuers | par Gillis de Diest,
au moys Daoust. | .1544. | 4to, Lxv. leaves. 1752
Another French edition, Par/f,,! 533, and An-vers, 158 1. 4to.
Apianus. Libro dela | Cosmographia | De Pedro Apiano, el
qual trata la descripcion del Mun-|do, y sus partes, por muy claro
y lindo artificio augmeta-|do por el doctissimo varon Gemma
Frisio, doctor en Me | decina, y Mathematico excellentissimo :
con otros I dos libros del dicho Gemma, de la Materia mesma. |
APOLLINARIO DA CONCEKAO.
233
Agora nueuamete traduzidos en Romace Castellano. | m.d.xlviii.|
Fendese en Enveres en casa de Gregorio Bontio enel \ escudo de Basilea,
Cum Gratia tff Priuilegio. \ Sm. 410, 2 p. 1., 68 1. \ Table, 2 1.
Map. 1753
Apianus. Cosmographie, | ot't Beschrijuinghe der gheheelder
Werelt van | Petrus Apianus, derde werf ghecorrigeert van | Gem-
ma Frisio Mathematicien ende Doctoor in| Medicinen. Metten
zeecompasse ende anderen | boecxkens by den seluew Gemma daer
toegedaen. I M.D.LXI. Men vercooptse Tantwerpen inden witten
valck by Jan Verwithaghen.\ 4to, 76 1. ^754
Apianus. Cosmographie. | Ofte beschrijvinge der ghe-|heel-
der Werelt, begrijpende de gelegentheyt | ende bedeelinghe van
elck Landtschap ende contreyejder selver, gheschreven in Latijn
t door Petrus Apianus. | Gecorrigeert ende vermeerdert door M.
jj Gamma Frisius, excellent | Geographijn ende xVIathematicijn, met
i! sommighe andere tractaten van|de selve materie, ghemaect van
1' den voorseyden Gamma, ende hier | by gevoeght, waer af d'inhout
;i staet in't navolgende bladt. | Tot Amstelredam^ \ By Cornells Claesz.
I Boecvercooper^ zvoonende op't Water\m^t Schrijf-boeck. Anno 1609. |
J4to, 6 p. 1., 121 (2) 1. ' 1755
Another edition. Antwerp^ I59--
Apianus. La Cosmographia de Pedro Apiano, corregida v
afiadida por Gemma Frisio, Medico y Mathematico. ... El Sitio
y Descripcion delas Indias y Muwdo Nueuo, sacada dela His-
toria de Francisco Lopez de Gomara, y dela Cosmographia de
leronymo Giraua Tarragonez. Anvers^ "Juan Bellero^ m.d.lxxv.
4to, fF. (2), 68 (14). H. 1756
Apianus. Introductio Geographica in Verneri Annotationes.
Adjuncta est Espitola J. de Regiomonte. Ingohtadii^ ^533-
Folio. a. 1757
[Aplin (John)]. Address to the People of Neu^ England;
occasioned by the preaching and Publishing of Certain Doc-
trines, destructive of their Rights and Liberties, both Religious
and Civil (by James Macsparran), in a sermon entituled The
Sacred Dignity of the Christian Priesthood Vindicated. By a
Native of New England. Newport^ 1753* 8vo, pp. 31. 1758
L' Apocalypse Britannique. Paris^ 1782. 8vo. '759
A scarce tract relating to the American Revolution.
Apollinario da C0NCE19AO (Fr.) Ecco sonoro da clamorosa
30
234 APOLLONIUS.
voz que deu a cidade do Rio dc Janeiro ... na saudosa despedida
do irmao Fr. Fabiao de Christo, enfermeiro do convento de S.
Antonio da mesma cidade. L'lshoa^ por Ignac'io Rodrigues^ 1 748.
4to. 1759^
Apollinario da Concei^ao (Fr,) Primasia serafica na regiao
da America. Novo descobrimento de sanctos e veneraveis religio-
sos de Ordem serafico que ennobrecem o novo mundo com suas
virtudes e ac^oes Esento par Fr. Apollinario da Concei^ao chron-
ista da provincia de Concei^ao de Rio de Janeiro. Lisboa "Occi-
dental^ na officina de Antonio de Sousa da Silva^ ^733* 4^°? PP*
xxxii., 366. 1759^
Transactions of the Apollo Association for the Promotion of
the Fine Arts in the United States, at the First Annual Meet-
ing, December i6th, 1839. New Tork^ 1839. 8vo, pp. 24.
Continued. h. 1760
The last report appeared in 1843, when the Association became "The American
Art Union."
Apollonius. Levini Apol-|lonii, Gandobrv-|gani, Mittel-
bvrgensis, |de Peruuiae, Regionis, inter Noui Orbis prouincias,
celeberrimae, inuentione : & rebus in | eadem gestis, | libri V. | Ad
lacobvm Clarovtivm Mai- 1 deghemmae ac Pitte- 1 miae Dominvm.
Breuis, exactaq'ue Noui Orbis, & Peruuiae | regionis chorographia.
Antverp'ia^ \ Apud loannem Bellerum sub \ Aqu'ila aurea. | m.d.lxvi.
[Colophon] A}itverpice^\TypJs Amati 'Ta-\vernerii.\ 8vo, 236
1. ; Index, 7 1. ; Colophon, i 1. Map. H. 1761
Priced, in the Nuggets, £3 13s. 6d. ; Raetzel, 10 fr. j Eyries, 19 fr. Also issued
with a new title-page, 1567. Rich (No. 44) and Ternaux (No. 97) quote an edition
1565, which is an error.
Apollonius. De Navigatione Gallorum in terram Floridam,
deque clade anno 1565 ab Hispanis accepta. Antuerpice^ 1568.
Sm. 8vo. 1761^
A rare volume. See Camus, p. 45. Boucher quotes the title incorrectly as to the
date, and then enters into an argument to show that the date should be 1568. Per-
haps some copies read anno 1555.
Apollonius. Dritte Theil der Newen Welt des Peruanischen
Konigreichs, welches das Mechtigste vnd Fruchtbareste ist, vnder
alien andern LandtschafFten oder Provintzen des Indianischen
Nidergangischen Reichs ... . Item von dem Frantzosen Schif-
farth in die Landschafft Floridam, vnd jhrer schrocklichen Nider-
lag im Jar 1565. Aus dem Latein verteutschet durch Nic.
Honinger. 5^W, 1583. Folio. 1762
APOLOGY.
235
Apollonius. Dritte Theil | der Newen Welt|Des Peru-|
uischen Konigreichs, welches das | Mechtigste und Fruchtbareste
ist, vnder alien anderen Landte-| schafFten oder Prouintzen des
Indianischen Nidergangischen Reichs:|wie vnd durch welche
Personen dasselbig zum ersten erfunden, vnd was sich | von der
ersten Erfindung an, bisz aufF vnsere jetzige zeit, fiir schrock-
liche Krieg|vnd Blutuergiessungen, eyns thiels gegen den Peru-
uischen Einwohnern, an- 1 der theils zwischen den Spanischen
Landtpflagern vnd Vogten, allein von | wegen Ehrgeytzes vnd
Eygennutzes verloffen vnd zugetragen haben. Auch|von der-
selbige Volckern Sitten, Regiment, Aberglauben, Ceremonien,
Got-| tesdienst, Gebrauch in Essen vnd Trincken, Handthier-
ungen, Ge- 1 werbschafFten vnd vnerschopfflichen Goldtgruben |
vnd Reichthumben, so in diesem K6-|nigreich gefunden wer-
den. I Item, I Von der Frantzosen SchifFarth in die LandtschafFt |
Floridam, vnd jhrer schrocklichen Niderlag die sie von den
Spa-|niern im Jar m.d.lxv. darinn erlitten. Mit angehenck-
ter I Supplication an Konig Carol den ix. in Franckreich, der
Erschlagnen Frantzosen | Witwen, Waysen, Verwandten vnd
Einwohnern in der LandtschafFt Florida, | darinn sie jhr Vnschuld
gegen den Spaniern vor Koniglicher | May. griindtlich erklaret
vnd geofFenbaret. | Alles | Durch Glaubwiirdige Personen, vnd
furnemblich durch den Hoch-|berhumbten Geschichtschreiber
Levinvm AppoUonivm Gandobrv-|ganvm, in Lateinischer Sprach
wahrhafFtig beschrieben, und zum theil |selbs Personlich erfah-
ren. I Erst jetz aber|Ausz dem Latein, zu Nutz alien Regenten
vnd Oberherren, Ehrgeytz vnd| Eygennutz zuuermeiden : Auch
Liebhabern der Historien, mit hochstem | Fleisz vnd Miihe ver-
teutschet, | Durch | Nicolaum Honiger von Tauber Konigshofen. |
Getruckt zu Basel. | [Colophon] Getruckt^ | 'lu Basely Durch Se-
■ bastian Henricpetri^\im Jar nach Vmer Erl'6sung^\M.'D,i.y.y.yA\\.\
im Hert%en.\YQ\\Q^ 6 p. 1., pp. 306; Colophon, i 1. 1762^
An Apology. The Protestant Episcopal Society for the Pro-
motion of Evangelical Knowledge : its Origin, Constitution,
Tendencies, and Work ; submitted to the Impartial Judgment
j of the Members of the Protestant Episcopal Church. [By C.
I C. Andrews, d.d.] New-Tork^ Printed hy John A. Gray^ 1854.
! 8vo, pp. 44. H. 1763
i An Apology for Great Britain, in allusion to a pamphlet, in-
1 tituled " Considerations, &c., par un Canadien, m.p.p." ^ebec^
I 1809. Svo, pp. 31. 1764
1 Ascribed to Ross Cuthbert, Esq.
236 APPEAL. I
An Apology for the Builder ; or, a Discourse shewing the
Cause and Effects of the Increase of Building. London^ Printed \
in the Tear mdclxxxix. 4to, 37 pp. N. 1765 \
Includes several references to America. Stevens's Nuggets, No. ijz, contains a
curious extract.
An Apology for the Times ; a Poem addressed to the King. '
London^ 1778. 4to. 1766 ;
An Apology for the United States of America. Liverpool^ '
Published by Melting and Co. ^ 1829. 8vo, pp. 16. N. 1767
Apostolicos afanes de la Compania de Jesus, escritos por un
padre de la misma sagrada religion de su provincia de Mexico
[" que saca a publica luz Francisco Xavier Fluvia"]. Barcelona^ j
Pablo Nadel Impressor^ 1754- 4^0, 6 p. 1., pp. 452, 5 1. H. 1768 ]
An Appeal for a union of Parties on the principles of Wash-
ington, Jefferson, Madison and Munroe, By a Republican of
1800. 1850. 8vo. 1769
Appeal for Rectitude in Politics. See [Wright (Charles)]. j
An Appeal for the Union, By a Philadelphia Whig. [^Phila- |
delphia^ 1856.] 8vo, pp. 16. 1 770 ]
■j
In favor of Buchanan. First published in the Philadelphia Evening journal. '
Appeal from a Countryman. See [Howe (R. H.)] I
An Appeal from the Twenty eight Judges to the Spirit of
Truth and True Judgment in all Faithful Friends, called Quakers,
that meet at this Yearly meeting at Burlington the Seventh j
month 1692. [By George Keith. Philadelphia^ 1692.] 4to. \
Printed by William Bradford, for which he was imprisoned upon the charge of '\
'^ uttering and spreading a malicious and seditious papery"'' and this was the beginning
of the persecution which drove him from Philadelphia to New York.
The Appeal of Civilization and Liberty in behalf of the
Mechanic. \_IVashington ? Towers^ Printer^ 1863.?] 8vo, pp. |
7. H. 1772 i
On the required hours of labor of the government printers.
The Appeal of the Religious Society of Friends in Pennsyl-
vania, New Jersey, Delaware, etc., to their Fellow-Citizens of
the United States, on behalf of the Colored Races. Philadelphia^
Friends' Bookstore^ ^^59- 8vo, pp. 48. p. 1773
APPEAL. 237
An Appeal to Banks. See [Brewster (Abel)].
An Appeal to Congress and to the People of the United States
... On the Financial Condition of the Country ... the ... Policy
of the Secretary of the Treasury and the Speech of the Hon.
Henry G. Stebbins. \_New Tork^ 1864.] 8vo, pp. 12. H. 1774
An Appeal to Honest Inquirers. Auburn^ Printed by Wm. J.
Moses, 1855. 8vo, pp. 13. H. 1775
Contains an account of the causes which led to the separations within the limits
of the New York and New England yearly meetings of Friends.
Appeal to Knowledge, or Candid Discussion of the Prelimi-
naries of Peace, signed at Fontainebleau and laid before both
Houses of Parliament. 1763. 8vo. 1776
An Appeal to Reason and Justice, in Behalf of the British
Constitution, and the Subjects of the British Empire. In which
the present important Contest with the Revolted Colonies is im-
partially considered, the Inconsistency of Modern Patriotism
is demonstrated, the Supremacy of Parliament is asserted on
Revolution Principles, and American Independence is proved to
be a manifest Violation of the Rights of British Subjects. To
which is added. An Appendix, containing Remarks on a Pam-
phlet intitled. Thoughts on the Present State of Affairs with
America, by William Pulteney, Esq. [Motto.] London^ W.
Nicoll, MDCCLXxviii. 8vo, Half Title, Title, pp. 176. 1777
" The writer of this elaborate appeal traverses again the beaten ground of this ex-
hausted controversy, in order to demonstrate the injustice and ingratitude of the rebel-
lioui Americans toward their very loving and indulgent parent. He was not probably
aware that the pamphlet on which he animadverts has generally been considered a
ministerial production, and the harbinger of conciliatory proposals." — M. R., lix., p.
150.
Appeal to the British Nation on the Affairs of South America,
particularly as regards New Grenada. Printed for the Author,
1819. 1778
An Appeal to the candour and justice of the people of Eng-
land, in behalf of the West India Merchants and Planters,
founded on plain facts and incontrovertible arguments. London,
J. Debrett, 1792. 8vo, pp. xvi., 1 18. T779
An Appeal to the Conservative Men of all Parties. The
Presidential Question. An important question : Shall the sub-
ject of Slavery forever prevent all useful Legislation, or shall it
238 APPEAL.
be settled by the doctrine of Non-intervention ? The Question
fairly stated. 8vo, pp. 16. 1780
An Appeal to the Good Sense of the Democrats. See [Phil-
lips (Willard)].
An Appeal to the Government and Congress of the United
States, against the Depredations committed by American Pri-
vateers on the Commerce of Nations at Peace with us. By an
American Citizen. New-Tork^ 18 19. 8vo, pp. lOO. c. 1781
An Appeal To the Government of the United States, in be-
hlf \jic~\ of the people of Louisiana and Arkansas, [n. p.,
1862?] 4to, I page. 1782
An Appeal to the Justice and Interests of the People of Great
Britain, in the Present Disputes with America. By an Old
Member of Parliament. London^ J. Almon^ m dcc lxxiv. 8vo,
Half Title, Title, pp. 63. -[-Second Edition. London^ J.Jlmon^
MDCCLXxv. 8vo, pp. 68. + The Third Edition. London^ J.
Almon^ MDCCLXXV. 8vo, pp. 32. + The Fourth Edition, Cor-
rected. London^ y. Almon^ M dcc lxxvi. 8vo, pp. 46. H.-|-
London Printed; Reprinted at Newcastle upon Tyne^ mdcclxxvi.
8vo, pp. 72. 1783
" The author of this Appeal is an able advocate for the Colonists, not as composing
distinct States, but as having, in common with British subjects, an indefeasible right to
an excluii've disposal of their own property; after denying the right, he proceeds to ex-
pose the impolicy of raising a revenue in America against the will of the people ; and
this leads him to severe reprehension of the late measures, and alarming prediction of
their consequences." — M. R., li., 474. The authorship has been attributed to
Arthur Lee [ict R. H. Lee's Life of A. Lee, i,, 19), also to Lord Chatham, Mr.
Glover, and Dr. Franklin. A Second Appeal was published in 1775.
An Appeal to the People. See [Coleman (Wm.)] also
[Lowell (John)].
Appeal to the People of the North. [Dated Louisville^ Ky.^
Jan.^ 1861. n. p. 1861.] 8vo, pp. 16. 1783^
Appeal to the People of the United States, By a Freeholder.
Boston^ 1831. 8vo. C. 1784
Appeal to the Public. 1774. See Quebec.
An Appeal to the Public in behalf of the Church of England
in America. New Tork^ ^1^1- i2mo. 1785
APPENDIX.
239
An Appeal to the Public for Religious Liberty against the
Oppressions of the present Day. Boston^ mdcclxxiii. 8vo,
pp. 62. 1786
An Appeal to the Sense of the People, on the Present Posture
of Affairs. Wherein the Nature of the late Treaties are in-
quired into, and the Conduct of the M — i — y with Regard to
M — n — ca, A — r — ca, &c., is considered ; With Some Remarks
upon the Light in which these, and other Publick affairs have
been lately represented. London^ David Hookham^ mdcclvi.
8vo, Title and pp. 54. 1787
See M. R., Vol. XV., 408.
An Appeal to the Unprejudiced, Concerning the present Dis-
contents Occasioned by the late Convention with Spain. Lon-
don^ T. Cooper^ 1739- 8vo, pp. 32. s. 1788
An Appeal to the Unprejudiced ; or, a Vindication of the
Measures of Government, with Respect to America. Oxford^
IT]-]' 8vo. 1789
See M. R.. Vol. lvi.. 66.
An Appeal to Thinking Men. From the Natchez (Miss.)
Daily Courier^ l85o. 8vo. ^790
Appel des etrangers. See [Turmeau de la Morandiere].
An Appendix containing. Abstracts of Such Parts of the Acts
of Parliament relating to the Army, as concern the Colonies of
North America. [Royal Arms.] IFoodbridge ; Reprinted by Order
of the General Assembly of the Province of New jersey^ by fames
Parker^ Printer to the Province^ MDCCLX. Folio, pp. 64. p.
Designed as an appendix to the Laws of New Jersey, published in 1752; but when,
in 1761, Vol. II. of the N. J. Laws appeared, it was substituted as an appendix to
the volume, and is generally so found.
The Appendix : or, some Observations on the Expediency of
the Petition of the Africans, living in Boston, &c. lately pre-
sented to the General Assembly of this Province. With the
Petition. Likewise Thoughts on Slavery. With a useful ex-
tract from the Massachusetts Spy of Jan. 28, 1773, &c. By a
Lover of Constitutional Liberty. Boston [^ij']^']. i2mo. 1792
Appendix in answer to a Pamphlet, entitled The Constitutional
Right of the Legislature of Great Britain to Tax the British
Colonies in America. Boston^ ^7^9- ^^o. 1792^
240 APPLETON. |
\
Appendix to a late Essay, on the Rights and Duties of
Nations relative to Fugitives, &c. being, a Key to Universal
Demonstration : discovered and illustrated in a " Supplementary"
Argument. By " Our Writers." ... . Fifty-sixth American ^
Edition ... . To which is added, The Embargo, (on common *
sense) "taken off." By Us. [Motto.] Bosto??, Printed by |
David Carlisle^ 1808. 8vo, pp. 32. H. 1793 ':
An Appendix to the '' Considerations on the measui:es carry-
ing on with respect to the British Colonies in North America."
Philadelphia, Benj. Towne, ^775- 8vo, pp. 19. P. 1794
An Appendix to the Impartial Statement of the controversy -^
respecting the decision of the late Committee of Canvassers. j
New Tork, 1792. 8vo, pp. 22. s. 1795 j
An Appendix to the present State of the Nation. See '
[Grenville (G.)]
Appendix. See [Everett (David)], [Seeker (Thomas)].
Appleton (D. & Co.) Appleton's Literary Bulletin. New j
York, 1843-46. 39 Nos. 1796 'I
Appleton's Railway and Steam Navigation Guide. June, 1858.
Continued. m. 1797 .
Appleton's United States Postal Guide : containing the Chief i
Regulations of the Post Office, and a Complete List of Post \
Offices throughout the United States, with other Information for
the People. Published Quarterly. No. i. New York, Apple- i
tons^ 1863. i6mo, pp. 211. Continued. 1798 ^
5« Hall (E. H.), Hawks (F. L.), Richards i T. A.), and Williams (W.) ^1
Appleton (Frank Parker). A Sermon on the Character of '^
Dr. Andrew Nichols, preached in Danvers, Mass., April 3, 1853. '
By F. P. Appleton, ... Boston, Printed by "John Wilson iff Son, i
1853. 8V0, pp. 15. H. 1799 I
Appleton (J. H.) Piety and Patriotism, The Demand of J
the Times, Sanctioned and Enjoined by Christ : A Discourse j
delivered before the Union Baptist Church, Jersey City, N. J., |
on Sabbath morning, August 24th, 1862. By J. H. Appleton. \
New York, C. S. Westcott iff Co., 1862. i2mo, pp. 28. 1800 %
i
Appleton (J.) The Missouri Compromise ; or, the Ex- J
APPLETON. 24T
tension of the Slave Power. By General James Appleton.
New- England Jnti slavery Tract Association^ No. 3. l2mo. 1 80 1
Appleton (Jesse). Addresses bv Rev. Jesse Appleton, d.d.
late President of Bowdoin College. Delivered at the Annual
Commencements, from 1808 to 1818 ; with a Sketch of his
Character. [By Ichabod Nichols, d.d.] Brunswick [A/^.],
Joseph Griffin.^ Printer., 1820. 8vo, pp. xxxi., 176. H. l8o2
Appleton. Discourse delivered June 20, 18 13, before the
Officers and Students of Bowdoin College, occasioned by the
Death of Tutor Frederick Southgate, a.b. Boston., 1^13- 8vo,
pp. 24. 1803
Appleton. The Immensity of God. A Sermon, delivered
to the Congregational Society in Hampton, November 14,
1797 ; at the Dedication of their New House for Public Wor-
ship. By Jesse Appleton, a.m. Minister of the Congregational
Church in Hampton. [Motto.] Newhuryport^ Printed by Ed-
mund M. Blunt., ^1^1' 8vo, pp. 32. H. 1804
History otthc church, pp. 26-31.
Appleton. A Sermon preached in Boston, at the Annual
Election, May 25, 18 14, before His Excellency Caleb Strong,
Esq. Governour, His Honor William Phillips, Esq. Lieutenant
Governour, the Honorable Council, and the Legislature of Mas-
sachusetts. By Jesse Appleton, dd. President of Bowdoin Col-
lege. Boston., Benja?nin Russell., 18 14. 8vo, pp. 29. H. 1805
Appleton. A Sermon, delivered at Brunswick, April 13,
18 15, appointed as a Day of National Thanksgiving, by the
President of the United States, on account of the Peace recently
established between this Country and Great Britain. By Jesse
Appleton, D.D. President of Bowdoin College. Hallowell., Printed
by Exekiel Goodale., 18 15. 8vo, pp. 24. H. 1806
Appleton. Sermon delivered at Portland, Nov. 19, 1818, at
the Formation of the Maine Branch of the American Society for
educating Pious Youth for the Gospel Ministry. By Jesse Ap-
pleton, d.d. Hallowell., 1819. 8vo, pp. 28. 1807
Appleton. Works of Jesse Appleton, embracing his Course
of Theological Lectures, his Academic Addresses, and a Selec-
tion from his Sermons : with a Memoir of his Life and Charac-
31
242 APPLETON.
ter [by Prof. A. S. Packard]. Andover^ 1837. 2 vols., 8vo.
Portrait. 1808
Also, by the same, Address before the Mass. Soc. for Sup of Intemperance. Boi-
tcn, 18 16. 8vo, pp. 28, and izmo, pp. 28. Discourse before the Portsmouth Female
Asylum. Portsmouth, 1806. 8vo, pp. 28. Sermon at the Ordination of Reuben
Nason. Port/and, 18 10. 8vo, pp. 19. Lectures and Sermons. Brunswick, 1822.
8vo, pp. XX., 421. Perpetuity of the Sabbath. Portland, 18 14. 8vo, pp. 30. Ser-
mon at Ordination of Benj. Tappan. Augusta, 1811. 8vo. Ordination of E. P.
Bradford. Amherst, 1806. 8vo, pp. 32. Ordination of J. Cogswell. Portland^
1810. 8vo, pp. 17. Ordination of Enos Merrill. Portland, 1817. 8vo, pp. 28.
Ordination of Asa Rand, of Gorham. 1809. Sermon before the Cumberland Society
for the Suppression of Public Vices. 18 16. Sermon before the Society of Bath and
Vicinity for the Suppression of Public Vices. 1 81 6.
Appleton (John, M.z).) " Journal de Castorland." By John
Appleton. Reprinted from the Proceedings of the Massachu-
setts Historical Society. Boston^ Printed by John Wilson & Son^
1864. 8vo, pp. 15. H. 1809
Appleton. Monumental Memorials of The Appleton Family.
[Arms.] Boston^ Privately Printed^ mdccclxvii. 4to, ff. 30.
One hundred and fifty copies printed.
Appleton. Pedigree of Appleton. By John Appleton, m.d.
[n. p.], 1864. Broadside. H. 1811
Appleton (John). Oration delivered before the Democratic
Republicans of Portland and Vicinity, July 4, 1838. By Hon.
John Appleton. Portland^ 1838. 8vo, pp. 16. 18 12
[Appleton (Nathan)]. An Examination of the Banking
System of Massachusetts, in reference to the Renewal of the
Bank Charters. Boston^ Stimpson and Clapp^ 1831. 8vo, pp.
48. H. 1813
Appleton. Introduction of the Power Loom, and Origin
of Lowell. By Nathan Appleton. Printed for the Proprietors
of the Locks and Canals on Merrimack River. Lowell^ Massa-
chusetts^ Printed by B. H. Penhallow^ 1858. 8vo, pp. 36. H.
Appleton. Labor, its Relations in Europe and the United
States compared. By Nathan Appleton. Boston^ Eastburn's
Press, 1844. 8vo, pp. 16. H. 1814J
Another edition printed as a broadside.
Appleton. Letter to the Hon. Wm. C. Rives, of Virginia,
on Slavery and the Union, by Nathan Appleton, of Boston,
Mass. Boston, J. H. Eastburn's Press, i860. 8vo, pp. 17. H.
APPLETON.
243
Appleton. Memoir of the Hon. Abbott Lawrence, pre-
pared for the Massachusetts Historical Society, by Hon. Nathan
Appleton. Boston^ J. H. Eastburris Press^ 1856. 8vo, pp. 21. H.
iVe also Hunt's ''Lives of American Merchants," Vol. ii.
Appleton. Remarks on Currency and Banking ; having
reference to the Present Derangement of the Circulating Medium
in the United States. By Nathan Appleton. Boston^ Charles C.
Little and James Broiun^ MDCCCXLI. 8vo, pp. 73. -f Second
Edition. ^5^/^/2, MDCCCXLL 8vo, pp. 52. + Third Edition. With
an Appendix. Boston^ 1857. 8vo, pp. 63. H. 1817
Appleton. Remarks upon Air. Appleton's Remarks on Cur-
rency and Banking. By a Disinterested Witness. Boston^ 1841.
8vo, pp. 64. 1818
Appleton. Remarks on Mr. Bouldin's Resolution of In-
quiry into the Nature of Minimum Duties ; House of Repre-
sentatives, Jan. 21, 1832. IVashingion^ 1832. 8vo, pp. 12.
Appleton. Speech of Mr. Appleton, of Massachusetts, in
Reply to Mr. McDuffie, of South Carolina, on the Tariff. De-
livered in the House of Representatives U. S. on the 30th of
May, 1832. Washington^ Printed by Gales and Seaton, 8vo, pp.
22. H. 1820
Appleton. Speech of Mr. Appleton, of Massachusetts, on
the Bill to reduce and otherwise alter the Duties on Imports.
Delivered in the House of Representatives, in Committee of the
Whole, Jan. 23, 1833. Washington^ Printed by Gales and Seaton^
1833. 8vo, pp. 31. H. 1821
Appleton. Speech of Mr. Appleton, of Mass., on the
Tariff and Compromise Act, delivered In the House of Repre-
sentatives, July 5, 1842. Washington^ Printed at the National
Intelligencer Office^ 1842. 8vo, pp. lO. H. 1822
Appleton. What is a Revenue Standard ? and a Review of
Secretary Walker's Report on the Tariff By Nathan Apple-
ton. Boston^ Eastburn's Press^ 1 846. 8vo, pp. 23. H. 1823
Appleton. Correspondence between Nathan Appleton and
John A. Lowell in relation to the Early History of the City
of Lowell. Boston^ 1848. 8vo, pp. 19. H. 1824
Appleton. Correspondence between Nathan Appleton and
244 APPLETON.
John G. Palfrey, intended as a Supplement to Mr. Palfrey's
Pamphlet on the Slave Power. Boston^ Easthurris Press^ 1846.
8vo, pp. 20. H. 1825
Appleton (Nathaniel) A Discourse On Psal. cxii. 7.
Delivered Feb. 24, 1760. The Lord's Day after the Funeral of
Henry Flynt, Esq ; Who deceased Feb. 13. v^tatis 85. Having
been a Tutor 55, and a Fellow of the Corporation of Harvard-
College 60 Years. By Nathaniel Appleton, a.m. Pastor of the
First Church in Cambridge. [Motto.] Boston^ New-England^
Fowle & Draper^ m.dcc.lx. 8vo, pp. 25. H. 1826
Appleton. ... A Discourse occasioned by the Death of
that pious and afflicted Gentlewoman, Mrs. Martha Gerrish. ...
By Nathaniel Appleton, m.a. To which are annexed some of
Mrs. Gerrish's Letters. Boston^ ^73^- i2mo, pp. 34, 91.
Appleton. ... Discourses ... delivered at the Thursday-
Lecture in Boston, January 13, 1742, 3. By Nathanael Apple-
ton, M.A. ... Boston^ D. Henchman^ 1743- i2mo. Title, pp.
vii. (l), 215. H. 1828
Appleton. ... A Discourse Occasioned by the much la-
mented Death of the Rev. Edward Wigglesworth, d.d. Hollis
Professor of Divinity in Harvard College, Cambridge ; Who
departed this Life, January 16. 1765. In the 73d Year of his
Age. Having ... discharged the Office of Professor, for more
than 42 Years. By Nathaniel Appleton, a.m. ... Boston^ New-
England^ Printed by Richard and Samuel Draper^ and Thomas and
John Fleet ^ ^l^S- ^vo, pp. 40. H. 1829
Appleton. A Funeral Sermon : occasion'd By the Death of
the Honourable Spencer Phips, Esq ; Late Lieutenant-Gover-
nour and Commander in Chief, in and over His Majesty's Pro-
vince of the Massachusetts-Bay, in New-England. Who de-
parted this Life April 4. 1757. ^t. 73. Preach'd at the Pub-
lick Lecture in Boston, Thursday April 14. At the Desire of
the Honourable His Majesty's Council ; And in the Audience
of The General Assembly. By Nathaniel Appleton, m.a. ...
Boston^ Printed by John Draper^ MDCCLVii. 8vo, pp. 43. 183O
Appleton. Gospel Ministers Must be fit for The Master's
Use, and Prepared to every Good Work, if they would be
Vessels unto Honour ; Illustrated in a Sermon Preached at
Deerfield, August 31. 1735. At the Ordination of Mr. John
APPLETON. 245
Sargent, To the Evangelical Ministry, with a special Reference
to the Indians of Houssatonnoc, who have lately manifested their
desires to receive the Gospel. By Nathanael Appleton, m.a.
... Boston^ S. Kneelandiff T. Green, mdccxxxv. 8vo, Title, pp.
xiv., 33.4-£^/«Z'wr^/;, 1736. H. 183 1
With a long historical preface.
Appleton. ... Funeral-Discourse, Preached after the Death
of the honorable Francis Foxcroft, Esq; Who died Dec. 31.
1727. In the 71st. Year of his Age. By Nathaniel Appleton,
A.M. ... With a Preface, by Mr. Flynt, Fellow of Harvard-
College. [Mottoes.] Boston, in New-England, S. Gerrish, 1728.
8vo, 2 p. 1., pp. iv., 31. H. 1832
Appleton. The Origin of War examin'd and applied, in a
Sermon Preached at the Desire of the Honourable Artillery
Company In Boston, June 4. 1733. Being the Day of their
Election of Officers. By Nathanael Appleton, a.m. ... Boston,
Daniel Henchman, 1733. 8vo, pp. 27. H. 1833
Appleton. ... A Sermon Preached at Cambridge, The Lord's-
Day after the Death of the Reverend & Learned John Leverett,
Late President of Harvard-College. By Nathanael Appleton,
M.A. ... Boston, S. Gerrish, 1724. Sm. 8vo, Title, pp. 36. H.
Appleton. ... Sermon Preach'd March 27. 1737. Being
the Lord's Day after the Funeral Of that worthy and faithful
Servant of Christ Mr. Benjamin Wadsworth, President of Har-
vard College. By Nathanael Appleton, a.m. ... Boston, D.
Henchman, I'jy]. 8vo, pp. 36. H. 1835
Appleton. ... A Sermon Preached before His Excellency
William Shirley, Esq ; Governour, His Honour the Lieutenant
Governour, The Honourable His Majesty's Council, and House
of Representatives Of the Province of the Massachusetts-Bay, in
New-England, May 26. 1742. Being the Dav for the Electing
His Majesty's Council for said Province. By Nathaniel Apple-
ton, A.M. ... Boston, S. Eliot, 1742. 8vo, I p. 1., pp. 60. H. 1836
Appleton. Sermon Preach'd before the Ministers of the
Province of the Massachusetts-Bay, in New-England, at their
Annual Convention in Boston. May 26. 1743. By Nathanael
Appleton, A.M. ... Boston, Samuel Eliot, 1743. 8vo, pp. 56. H.
Appleton. ... Sermon From i Tim. ii. 4. Preached in
246 APPLETON,
Boston, March 27. 1753. at the Ordination of the Rev. Mr.
Stephen Badger, as a Missionary with special Reference to the
Indians at Natick. ... By Nathanael Appleton, a.m. ... Charge,
by ... Dr. Sewall : and the Right Hand of Fellowship, by ...
Mr. Abbot. ... Boston^ S. Kneeland^ 1753. 8vo, Title, pp. 34. H.
Appleton. A Sermon preached October 9. Being A Day of
public Thanksgiving, Occasioned by the Surrender of Montreal
and All Canada, September 8th. 1760. To His Brittanic Ma-
jesty. Effected by The British and Provincial Troops under the
Command of General Amherst. By Nathaniel Appleton, a.m.
Pastor of the First Church in Cambridge. [Motto.] Boston^
New-England^ Printed by John Draper^ mdcclx. 8vo, pp. 36. H.
Appleton. A Thanksgiving Sermon on the Total Repeal of
the Stamp-Act. Preached In Cambridge, New-England, May
20th, in the Afternoon preceding the public Rejoicings of the
Evening upon that great Occasion. By Nathaniel Appleton,
m.a. ... Published by the Desire of the Audience, and at the
Expence of the Honorable Brigadier General Brattle. [Mottoes.]
Boston^ Edesljf G///, 1766. 8vo, pp. 32. H. 1840
Appleton. ... Two Discourses, From i. Cor. iii. 6. Occa-
sioned by the late powerful and awakening Preaching of the
Rev'' Mr. Whitefield. ... By Nathaniel Appleton ... . Boston^ S.
Eliot ^ 1741- 8vo, pp. 44. H. 1 84 1
Appleton. ... Two Discourses from Isaiah vii. on Jan-
uary 28th. 1747, 8: Which was set apart by the Government
for Fasting and Prayer, in Consideration of the remarkable Judg-
ments of God upon the L and ; and more especially the Destruc-
tion of the Court-Hc^se by Fire on the 9th of December last.
By Nathaniel Appleton, a.m. ... Boston^ New-E?2gland^ J.
Draper^ 174^- 8vo, pp. 51. H. 1842
Appleton. ... Two Discourses preached at Lexington, De-
cember I7'''- 1752. Being the Lord's Day after the Funeral of
their late venerable and aged Pastor, the Reverend Mr. John
Hancock, who going to Bed as well as usual the Night after the
5'^ of December, and awaking some time after Midnight with a
great Pain in his Stomach, died in a ^tvj Minutes. In the 82**
Year of his Age, and 54^^ of his Ministry. By Nathanael Ap-
pleton, A.M. ... Boston^ Printed by S. Kneeland^ 1752. 8vo,
Title, pp. 39. H. 1843
APPUN. 247
Appleton. ... Two Discourses, On June 1 1. 1769. Being the
Lord's-Day after the Funeral of the Reverend Mr. Edward
Holyoke, The late Worthy and Faithful President of Harvard-
College : Who deceased June i. 1769, in the 80th Year of his
Age and in the ^id Year of his Presidentship. By Nathaniel
Appleton, A.M. ... Boston^ Printed by Richard Draper^ MDCCLXix.
8vo, pp. 52. H. 1844
Appleton. ... Two Discourses on April 5, 1770, being the
Day of General Fasting and Prayer through the Provinces, in
the Time of the Session of the General Court, at Cambridge.
Boston^ lyjo. 8vo, pp. 69. w. 1845
Dr. Appleton published several other discourses and sermons, including Exposition
of Romans in., 20, 21, 22, 23. Boston, 1749. 8vo, pp. 26. Sermon at the Ordi-
nation of Josiah Cotton, Oct. 23. 1728. Boston, lyzS. Sm. 8vo, pp. 31. Ordination of
Oliver Peabody, Nov. 7,1750. Boston, 1751. 8vo, pp. 36. Ordination of Matthew
Bridge, Feb. 19, 1745,6. Boston, 1746. 8vo, pp. 42. Ordination of John Spar-
hawk, Dec. 8, 1736. Boston, IJIJ. 8vo, pp. 51. Sermon from Zech. vii., 10.
Boston, 1741. 8vo, pp. 63. Thursday Lecture. Boston, M,DCC,LXin. 8vo, pp. 33.
Sermon at Newton [Mass.], Aug. 9, 1741. Boston, 1741. 8vo. Testimony against
the fashionable Vice of Swearing. Boston, 1765. 8vo, pp. 63. Wisdom of God in
the Redemption of Man. Boston, 1728. Sm. 8vo, pp. iv., 414.
[Appleton (Nathaniel), of Boston ]. Considerations on Slavery,
in a Letter to a Friend. Boston^ ^1^1- ^vo, pp. 20. 1846
Appleton (Samuel). The Will of Samuel Appleton ; with
Remarks, by One of the Executors [Nathaniel Ingersoll
Bowditch]. Boston^ Printed by John Wilson iff Son^ i^SS- 8vo,
pp. 32. H. 1847
Appleton (W. H.) [Petition to Congress for a " Repeal
of the Internal Revenue Tax on Books." n. p., 1865.] 410,
pp. (3). 1848
Signed by Wm. H. Appleton and four others. Mr. Appleton also signs a circular
n. p., n. d., 4to, pp. 2, relating to the same subject.
An Application Of some General Political Rules, to the Pres-
ent State of Great-Britain, Ireland and America. In a Letter
To the Right Honourable Earl Temple. [Motto.] London^ J.
Almon^ 1766. 8vo, pp. 86. p. 1849
Appropriation to Western Rivers [urged. Washington^ 1836].
8vo, pp. 16. H. 1850
Appun (Carl Ferdinand). Uber die Behandlung von Samer-
eien und Pflanzen des tropischen Siid-Amerika, besonders Ven-
ezuela's. Bunzlau Appun^ 1858. 8vo, pp. 40. 1 85 1
248 APTHORP.
Apthorp (East). The Character and Example of a Chris-
tian Woman. A Discourse at Christ-Church, Cambridge, on
the Death of M^'- Anne Wheelwright. By East Apthorp, m.a.
Missionary at Cambridge. [iMotto.] Boston^ Green and Russell^
MDCXLXIV. 4tO, pp. 32. H. 1852
Apthorp. Considerations on the Institution and Conduct of
the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts.
By East Apthorp, m.a. Missionary at Cambridge. [Motto.]
Boston^ New-England^ Printed by Green dff Russell^ and Thomas ^
John Fleets MDCCLXiii. 8vo, pp. 24. H. + Same, forming pp.
149-164 of Dr. Jonathan Mayhew's Observations on the Char-
ter, etc. London^ M DCC LXiii. 8vo. H. 1853
This tract gave rise to the able expositions of Dr. Jonathan Mayhew.
Apthorp. The Constitution of a Christian Church illustrated
in a Sermon at the Opening of Christ-Church in Cambridge, on
Thursday 15 October, mdcclxi. By East Apthorp, m.a. late
Fellow of Jesus College in the University of Cambridge.
[Motto.] Boston^ Printed by Green and Russell^ mdcclxi. 4to,
pp. (4), iv., 27. H. 1854
Apthorp. The Felicity of the Times. A Sermon preached
at Christ-Church, Cambridge, on Thursday, xi August,
MDCCLXIII. being a Day of Thanksgiving for the General Peace.
By East Apthorp, M.A. ... Boston^ Printed by Green and Russell^
MDCCLXIII. 4to, pp. (2), viii., 26. b. 1855
Apthorp. A Review of Dr. Mayhew's Remarks on the
Answer to his Observations on the Charter and Conduct of the
Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts.
By East Apthorp, m.a. [Motto.] London^ John Rivington^
M.DCC.LXV. 8vo, Title, pp. 65. h. 1856
Su Mayhew (J.), and M. R., xxxii., 472.
Apthorp. A Sermon preached December 13th, 1776, being
the Day appointed for a Public Fast, on account of the Troubles
in America. By East Apthorp, Vicar of Croydon. London^
Robson^ 1776- 4^0? PP- 28. 1857
" We do not believe that this discourse was preached. It is dedicated by the
Author to his Parishioners of Croydon, for whose instruction he says it was •written." —
M. R., VI., p. 75, Dr. Apthorp also published : Of Sacred Poetry and Music. Dis-
course at Christ-Church, Cambridge, Aug. 21, 1764. ... Boston^ 1764. 4to, pp.
Z^. Discourses on Prophecy. London, 1786. 2 vols., 8vo, and other works. He
ARAGO. 249
was the son of a merchant at Boston, Mass.. and t'ounded a church at Cambridge
in that State, but meeting with much opposition from the Congregationalists, he left
for Great Britain.
Apuntes para la historia de la guerra entre Mexico y los
Estados-Unidos. Mexico^ 1848. 8vo. 1858
Apuntes sobre los principales sucesos, que haii influido en el
actual estado de la America del Sud. [n. d.] 8vo. 1859
Apuntes historicos de la Defensa de la Republica, Colleccion
de noticias, de Hechos autenticos y de documentos, etc. Tomo
I. Montevideo^ 1845. 4^°' i860
Aquino (Thomas de). Elogios dos reverendissimos padres
DD. Abbades geraes da Congrega^ao Benedictina do reino de
Portugal e principado do Brasil. Porto^ na offic'ina de Francisco
Mendes Luna^ ^1^1- 4^^^^ PP- (S^)? 45^. 1861
Arago (Dominique Francois Jean). Rapport fait a I'Aca-
demie des Sciences, sur les Travaux Scientifiques executes pen-
dant le Voyage de la Fregate la Venus, Commande par M. le
Capitaine de Vaisseau, Du Petit-Thouars. Arago, rapporteur.
Paris^ 1840. 8vo, pp. 88. 1862
Included in Tome ix' of his " CEuvres completes," Paris, Gide, 1857, where may
be found also notices of the voyages of" La Coquille" and " La Bonite."
Arago (Jacques Etienne Victor). Deux oceans ; par M.
Jacques Arago. Paris^ 1854. 2 vols., i8mo, 19 J sheets. 1863
Arago. Zwei Oceane. Eine Reise nach Chili, Californien,
Taiti und Brasilien. Frei nach dem Franzosischen. Cassel^
1855. 8vo. + Leipzig und Magdeburg^ Gebr. Baensch^ 1 85 7.
8vo, pp. iv., 218. + Im Auszuge deutsch bearbeitet von A.
Kretzschmar. Leipzig^ Lbschke^ 1854. 8vo, pp. x., 206.
Woodcut. (Loschke, J. T. Die neuesten und interessantesten
Reisen, 11^' Bandchen.) 1864
Arago. Narrative of a Voyage round the World, in the
Uranie and Physicienne Corvettes, commanded by Captain Frey-
cinet, during the years 1817, 1818, 1819, and 1820; on a
Scientific Expedition undertaken by order of the French Gov-
ernment. In a Series of Letters to a Friend, by J. Arago,
Draftsman to the Expedition. With Twenty-Six Engravings.
To w^hich is prefixed, the Report made to the Academy of
Sciences, on the General Results of the Expedition. London^
32
250 ARANGO.
Treuttell [etc.], 1823. 4to, pp. vi. (2), xxvii. (5), 285 (3), 297
(2). H. 1865
" A frivolous and worthless narrative, full of ridiculous blunders." — li^uarterly Re-
-vieiv. Pages 36-101 of Part i., and 265-267 of Part 11. relate to Brazil (where
Arago died in 1855)5 pp. 256-265 to Montevideo. The Report to the Academy is
by Fran9ois Arago, the father of Jacques. The original French fills pp. 135-175 of
Tome ix* of his " CEuvres,"
Arago. Souvenirs d'un aveugle, voyage autour du monde.
Enrichie de 60 delicieux dessins executees par Mairin ... et de
notes scientifiques par M. F. Arago. Paris^ Hortet et Ozanne^
1838. 2 vols. 4- Troisleme edition. P^m, 1840. 4 vols., 8vo.-|-
Nouvelle edition. Illustree par 20 grandes vignettes et 200
gravures imprimees dans la texte. Paris^ Lebrun^ 1843. 2 vols.,
8vo. + Sixieme edition, revue, augmentee ... . Paris^ 1850. 2
vols., 8vo. 25 Vignettes and 150 Woodcuts. 1866
The introduction to this amusing work is by Jules Janin.
Arago. Promenade autour du monde pendant les annees
1817, 1818, 1819 et 1820, sur les corvettes du roi I'Uranie et la
Physicienne, commandees par M. Freycinet, par j! Arago, des-
sinateur de I'expedition. ... Paris^ Lehlanc^ 1822. 2 vols., 8vo.
Atlas of 26 Plates. Also on Vellum Paper. 1867
Arancel general de Aduanas Maritimas y Fronterizas. Mexico^
11842,43,53. 8vo. Published annually .? 1868
Arango (D. a. J. d'). Poesias offerandos as Senhoras
Brasileiras. Rio de 'Janeiro^ 1830. i2mo. 1869
Arango (F. de.) Al Publico imparcial de esta Isla, Francisco
de Arango. Hahana^ 1821. 1870
Arango. Contestacion al Manifesto que ha dado el Escmo. Sr.
D. Francisco de Arango sobre la Junta Proyestada en la Habana
en Julio del ano de 1808. Habana^ 1821. 4to, pp. 31 (i).
Arango. Contestacion que da el Conde de Casa Barreto al
papel del Escmo. Senor D. Fr. de Arango : Contrayendose en
parte a los publicados por el Seiior D. Jose del mismo apellido.
Habana^ 1821. 4to, pp. 18. 1872
Arango. Manifiesto del Ayuntamiento de la Habana a la
Junta Central, por D. Francisco de Arango. hnprenta del
Gobierno^ 18 1 2. 1873
ARANGO.
251
Arango (Jose de). Acuerdo de la Real Sociedad Patridtica
de la Habana, manifestando su reconocimiento al Excmo. Sr. D.
Luis de las Casas. Propuesto por D. Jose de Arango. Habana^
1797. 4to, pp. 8. 1874
Arango. Breve analisis de la voluntad popular y bosquejo
del falso patriotismo, por D. Jose de Arango. Imprenta de D.
Antonio Gil^ 18 1 2. 4to. 1875
Arango. Contestacion apacible al ataque brusco del Pbro.
Dr. D. Tomas Gutierrez de Piiieres, por D. Jose de Arango.
Habana^ 18 13. 4to, pp. 8. 1876
Arango. Demostracion de las facultades coactivas y repre-
sivas con que los gefes politicos no pueden ni deben conocer
contra los empleados del poder judicial, escrita por D. Jose de
Arango. Imprenta de Arazoza y Soler^ 1821. Folio, pp. 20.
Arango. Deseos patridticos de un habanero, por D. Jose
de Arango. Se vendid para el socorro de las viudas y huerfanos
por los sucesos de 10 y 11 de Marzo de 1820. Imprenta del
Gobierno^ 1 8 20. 4to. 1 878
Arango. Elogio del Sr. D. Ignacio Montalbo, Conde de
Casa Montalbo Caballero del Orden de Santiago &c. ... Pronun-
ciado por D. Jose de Arango. Habana^ 1795- 4^0, pp. 5.
Arango. Examen de los derechos con que se establecieron
los gobiernos populares en la Peninsula, y con que pudieron por
cautiverio del Sr. D. Fernando vii establecerse en la America
Espanola, donde hubieran producido incalculables ventajas, entre
otras la de precaver las sediciones : escrito por el Tesorero de
ejercito jubilado D. Jose de Arango, para probar la injusticia de
la oposicion que malogrd la junta proyectada en la Habana en
Julio de 1808. Habana^ oficina de Arazoza y Soler^ 1 8 13. 4to,
pp. 18. 1880
Arango. Exhortacion patridtica a los habitantes de la isla
de Cuba para un alistamiento general proyectado por el gobierno,
escrito por D. Jose de Arango. Habana^ 18 12. 4to, pp. 12.
Arango. Exposicion del origen y naturaleza de mi deuda al
tesoro publico y de mi conducta patridtica en 1808 y 1809, por
D. Jose de Arango. Bolona^ 1821. 4to, pp. 37. 1882
[Arango.] Manifiesto de las interesantisimas publicas tareas
252 ARAUJO E SILVA.
del Sr. D. Alejandro Ramirez, Intendente de Ejercito de la
Habana y Superintendente de la Isla de Cuba desde su venida a
America. Escrito por un habanero. Oficina de Araxoza y Soler^
1820. 8vo, pp. 36. 1883
Arango. Nadie se asuste por la segunda y ultima esplicacion
mia sobre la Independencia de la isla de Cuba. 410, pp. 42.
Arango. Refutacion del tercer manifiesto de D. Gabriel
Claudio Sequeira por D. Jose de Arango. Oficina de Jrazoza y
So/er, 1821. Folio, pp. 18. 1885
Arango. SS. de la Junta Censoria interina de esta ciudad,
por D. Jose de Arango. Habana^ Imprenta de Palmer^ 181 1.
4to. 1886
Arango. Suplemento del Diario de la Habana n° 689, por
D. Francisco Arango, en 18 12. Explica su conducta politica
en el ano de 1808 y es interesante para la Historia. 18 12.
Folio, pp. 8. 1887
Some other works by this author are named by Bachiller.
Arango y Parreno. Breve rasgo de los meritos y servicios
del Sr. D. Francisco Arango y Parreno. Imprenta del Gohierno^
1814. 4to. 1888
Araujo (Antonio de). Cathecismo na lingua brasileira, em
que se contem a summa da Doutrina Christa, com tudo o que
pertence a nossa sancta fe e bons costumes : composto a modo
de dialogos por Padres doutos e boas linguas da Companhia de
Jesus. Lisboa^ Pedro Craesbeeck^ 161 8. 8vo. 1889
Sotwel says that there is no better catechism than this. " Rarissima edi9ao." —
Da Silva.
Araujo. Catechismo brasilico da doutrina christa, com o
ceremonial dos sacramentos, e mais actos parochiaes, composto
por padres doutos da Companhia de Jesus ; aperfei^oado e dado a
luz pelo P. Antonio de Araujo ; emendado n'esta segunda edi^ao
pelo P. Bartholomeu de Leam, da mesma Companhia. Lisboa^
Miguel Deslandes^ 1686. i2mo. 1890
Sold, Langlis, 1825, for 30 fr. See Ternaux, 101 1.
Araujo Costa (S. O. d'). Codigo commercial do Imperio
do Brasil. Rio de Janeiro^ 1864. 8vo. 1 89 1
Araujo e Silva. Diccionario historico e geographico da
provincia de S. Pedro ou Rio Grande do Sul contendo a historia
ARCH.
253
e a descrip^ao da provincia em rela^ao aos tres reinos da natureza,
etc. Por Domingos de Araujo e Silva. Rio de Janeiro^ 1865.
8vo, pp. vi., 192. 1892
Arbrisselle (J. B. d*). Sur I'Amerique meridionale. Paris^
Imprimerie d* Ahel Lanoe^ 1 820. 8vo, pp. 8. 1893
Arbuthnott (Alexander). Report Of the Committee on
Military Affairs, to whom was referred so much of the President's
Message, of 17th November last, as relates to the proceeding of
the Court Martial, in the Trial of Arbuthnott and Ambrister,
and the conduct of the Seminole war, January 12, 18 19.
[^Washington^ 1819.] 8vo, pp. (2), 4. (15th Cong., 2d Sess.
House, No. 82.) 1894
Arbuthnott. Views of the Minority of the Committee
... . January 12, 1819. \_Washington^ 1819.] 8vo, pp. 12.
(15th Cong., 2d Session. House, No. 86.) 1895
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and Little Rock ^ 1821-26. i2mo. c. 1990
Laws of Arkansas Territory, compiled and arranged by J.
Steele and J. McCampbell. Little Rock^ 1835. 8vo. c. 199 1
Memorial of the Legislature of the Free State of Arkansas to
Congress, and a Letter from W. D. Snow, Senator Elect, to
Hon. S. C. Pomeroy, showing the Origin and History of the
Re-organized Government of Arkansas — the Loyalty of the
State — the Vote, and the Present Legislative Representation in
the State. IVashington^ Chronicle Print^ 1865. 8vo, pp. 11. H.
Proceedings of the Democratic Whig State Convention, March,
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Report of the Committee on Elections, and the Credentials of
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8vo, pp. 9. (38th Congress, 2d Session, House Report, No.
18.) 1994
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Arkansas. This Chart shows the undevelloped Resources of
& General Condition of the State of Arkansas, constructed for
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Arlach (H. de T. d'). Souvenirs de I'Amerique centrale ;
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Arlegui (Joseph). Chronica de la Provincia S. Francisco de
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Armand-Aubert. Resultats de la Liberte des noirs a
Cayenne de 1794 a 1803. Saint-Pierre- Martinique^ 1837. 4to.
Armas (D. F. de). Como los Perros a la luna ladran ... por
D. Francisco de Armas. Imprenta de Jose Minuese. 2000
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Armas y Cespedes (F. de). De la esclavitud en Cuba. Por
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Armateur (L. M. B.) See [Prudhomme (Louis)].
Armin (Th.) Das heutige Mexico. Land und Volk unter
Spaniens Herrschaft, sowie nach erlangter Selbstandigkeit.
Unter Benutzung der zuverlassigsten und neuesten Quellen he-
rausgegeben von Th. Armin. Mit 150 in den Text gedruckten
Abbildungen, nebst 6 Tonbildern. Leipzig^ O. Spamer^ 1864.
8vo, pp. xii., 428. (Jugend und Hausbibliothek, iii. Serie,
8. Band.) 2002
Armin. Das alte Mexico und die Eroberung Neuspaniens
durch Ferd. Cortez. Nach W. Prescott und Bernal Diaz, sowie
unter Benutzung der Schriften von Alex. v. Humboldt &c.
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266 ARMITAGE.
Bearbeitet von Th. Armin. Mit uber 120 in den Text ge-
druckten Abbildungen., 6 Tonbildern, i Frontispice, sowie i
Karte von Anahuac. Leipzig, O. Spamer, 1864. 8vo, pp. xvi.,
376. (Jugend etc. iii. Serie, 7. Band.) 1001a
Arming (Friederich Wilhelm). Weiss und Schwarz. His-
torische Erzahlung aus der ersten Zeit des Sonderbundkrieges in
Nord-Amerika. Leipzig, Haefele, jun., 1865. 8vo, pp. 489.
Armistead (W.) a 'cloud of witnesses' against Slavery and
oppression. Containing the acts, opinions and sentiments of
individuals and societies in all ages. Selected. ... by Wilson
Armistead ... London, 1853. i2mo, pp. 154. 2003<?
Armistead. Memoir of James Logan, a Distinguished
Scholar and Christian Legislator, founder of the Loganian
Library, &c. Including Correspondence now first printed. By
Wilson Armistead. London, 185 1. i2mo, pp. 192. P. 2OC4
Armistead. Memoir of Paul CufFe, a Man of Colour, com-
piled from Authentic Sources. By Wilson Armistead. London,
1840. i8mo. Portrait. 2005
Armistead. Select Miscellanies, chiefly illustrative of the
History, Christian Principles, and Sufferings of the Society of
Friends. ... By Wilson Armistead. London, Bennett, 1851. 6
vols., i8mo. 4- 2d edition. London, Bennett, 1852. 6 vols.,
i8mo. P. 2006
Includes many Americans.
Armistead. A Tribute for the Negro : being a Vindication
of the Moral, Intellectual, and Religious Capabilities of The
Coloured portion of Mankind ; with Particular Reference to the
African Race. Illustrated by numerous Biographical Sketches,
Facts, Anecdotes, etc. and many Superior Portraits and Engrav-
ings. By Wilson Armistead. Manchester, William Irwin, 1848.
8vo, pp. XXXV., 564. H. 2007
Armitage (J.) The History of Brazil, from the Period of
the Arrival of the Braganza Family in 1808, to the Abdication
of Don Pedro the First in 1831. Compiled from State Docu-
ments and other Original Sources. Forming a Continuation to
Southey's History of that country. By John Armitage, Esq.
In Two Volumes. London, Smith, Elder Iff Co., 1836. 8vo, pp.
XV. (l), 371 ; viii., 297. Two Portraits. H. & P. 2008
ARMSTRONG. 267
Armitage (T.) The Past, Present, and Future of the United
States. A Discourse, delivered by Rev'* Thomas Armitage, d.d.,
Pastor of the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church, On Thanksgiving
Day, Nov. 27, and Repeated by Request, December 18, 1862.
New Tork^ Printed and Published by T. Holman^ 1862. 8vo,
pp. 31. G. 2009
Armitage (W. E.) Unselfish Patriotism. A Sermon
preached in St. John's Church, Detroit, Feb. 23, 1862. By
Rev. William E. Armitage. Detroit: Richmond iff Backus^ 1862.
8vo, pp. 16. 2010
Armrisch (E.) Blondin, der Held vom Niagara. Ein wah-
heitsgetreues Lebensbild. Mit 12 Illustrationen. 2. Auflage.
Wien^ Schbnewerk in Comm.^ 1864. 8vo, pp. 46. 201 1
[Armroyd (George)]. A Connected Vievi^ of the whole
Internal Navigation of the United States, natural and artificial ;
present and prospective. With Maps. Philadelphia^ 1^26. 8vo,
pp. 192. s. 2012
[Armroyd.] A Connected View ... corrected and improved
from the edition of 1826 ... with a sheet map, and numerous
engraved profiles ... and with various authentic statistical de-
tails. By a Citizen of the United States. Philadelphia^ 1830.
8vo, pp. 617. c. 2013
Armroyd. Report of the Committee of Commerce and
Manufactures, on the Petition of George Armroyd, & Co. Feb-
ruary 21, 18 10. ... Washington^ A. Q G. Way^ 1810. 8vo,
pp. 14. C. 2014
Arms (H. P.) The Mystery of Providence. A Discourse,
occasioned by the Death of Hon. Jabez W. Huntington, United
States Senator, Delivered in the First Church in Norwich, No-
vember 7, 1847. ^y Hiram P. Arms. Norwich^ J. Dunham's
Press, 1847. 8vo, pp. 26. H. 2015
Armsby (J. H.) Hospitals of the United States ; an Address.
New Torky 1853. ^vo, pp. 24. C. 20 1 6
Armstrong (A.) A Personal Narrative of the Discovery of
the North West Passage, with numerous Incidents of Travel
and Adventure during nearly Five Years continuous Service in
the Arctic Regions while in Search of the Expedition under Sir
268 ARMSTRONG.
John Franklin. By Alexander Armstrong. London^ Hurst ^
Blackett^ 1857. Maps and Plates. 8vo, pp. xxlv., 616. c.
Armstrong (E.) Address delivered at Chester, before the
Historical Society of Pennsylvania, on the 8th November, 1851.
By Edward Armstrong ... in celebration of the one hundred and
sixty-ninth Anniversary of the Landing of William Penn at that
place. Philadelphia^ J. Pennington^ 1852. 8vo, pp. 33. 20 1 8
Contains a list of the persons who accompanied Penn.
Armstrong. The History and Location of Fort Nassau
upon the Delaware. A paper read before the New Jersey His-
torical Society, January 20th, 1853, ^7 Edward Armstrong, Esq.,
... . Newark^ N. y., 1853. 8vo, pp. 21. s. 2019
Armstrong (G. D.) The Christian Doctrine of Slavery.
By George D. Armstrong, d.d., Pastor of the Presbyterian
Church, Norfolk, Va. New Tork^ Charles Scribner^ 1857.
i2mo, pp. 148. 2020
Armstrong. The Summer of the Pestilence ; a History of
the Ravages of the Yellow Fever in Norfolk, Virginia, a.d.
1855, by George D. Armstrong, d.d.. Pastor of the Presby-
terian Church, in Norfolk. Philadelphia^ J. B. Lippincott ^ Co.,
1856. i2mo, pp. 192. + Second Edition. Philadelphia^ 1856.
i2mo, pp. 192. 2021
Armstrong (Jacob D.) Life and Adventures of Captain
Jacob D. Armstrong. New Tork^ Dewitt and Davenport^ 1852.
8vo, pp. 72. c. 2022
An apocryphal narrative of voyages, masking a political satire.
[Armstrong (John, m.d.)~\ The Art of Preserving Health :
A Poem. London^ Printed : Philadelphia^ Reprint^d^ and Sold by
B. Franklin^ m.dcc.xlv. 4to, pp. 88. g. 2023
Armstrong {Gen. John). Notices of the War of 1812. By
John Armstrong, late a Major-General in the Army of the
United States, and Secretary of War. New Tork^ 1 836-1 840.
2 vols., i2mo, pp. 260; iv., 244. c. 2024
" Some copies are dated 1840." — N. A. R., liii., 211. See also Sparks' Libr. of
Am. Biog., I. and iv.
Armstrong. Papers relating to French Affairs communi-
ARMSTRONG. 269
cated by General Armstrong to Mr. Monroe. Washington^ A. ^
G. TVay^ 1808. 8vo, pp. 21. 2025
General Armstrong also published " A Review of General Wilkinson's Memoirs,"
and was the author of the Newburgh Letters.
Armstrong. The Life and Letters of George Mortimer,
Rector of Thornhill, in the Diocese of Toronto. By John Arm-
strong, B.A., British Chaplain of Monte Video, South America.
London^ 1847. ^^^' 2026
Armstrong (J. J.) An Oration dehvered at Flushing, L. L,
4th of July, 1862. By Rev. John J. Armstrong. New Tork^
Edwin O. Jenkins^ 1862. 8vo, pp. 24. 2027
Armstrong. An Oration delivered at Queens, L. L, July
4, 1 86 1. By Rev. John J. Armstrong. Jamaica {L. /.), J. J.
Brenton^ 1861. 8vo, pp. 28. 2028
Armstrong (J. W.) Oration delivered at Lowville, N. Y.,
July 4, 1861. By Rev. J. W. Armstrong. 8vo, pp. 28.
Armstrong (Kosciusko). Review of T. L. M^Kenney's
Narrative of the Causes which, in 1814, led to General Arm-
strong's Resignation of the War Office. By Kosciusko Arm-
strong. New Tork^ R. Craighead,^ Printer^ 1846. 8vo, pp. 20.
H. 2030
Armstrong (L.) A Sermon, delivered in Northampton,
(Montgomery Co.) March 6, 1828, on the Death of Governor
Clinton. By Lebbeus Armstrong, Pastor of the Presbyterian
Church of Northampton and Edinburgh. Saratoga Springs^
Printed by G. M. Davison^ 1828. 8vo, pp. 24. B. 2031
Armstrong. The Signs of the Times, comprised in ten
lectures on the origin, nature, tendency, and alliances of the
present popular efforts for the abolition of Capital Punishment.
By the Rev. Lebbeus Armstrong. New Tork^ 1848. i2mo,
pp. 312. s. 2032
Armstrong. The Temperance Reformation of this xix
Century, the Fulfilment of Divine Prophecy. A Sermon. New
Tork^ 1845. 8vo. 2033
Armstrong. The Temperance Reformation ; its History
from the Organization of the First Temperance Society to the
adoption of the Liquor Law of Maine, 185 1 ... and the Influ-
270 ARMY.
ence of the promulgation of that Law on the Political Interest
of the State of New-York, 1852. By Rev. Lebbeus Arm-
strong. New Tork^ 1853. l2mo, pp. 408. S. 2034
Armstrong. ... William Morgan abducted and murdered
by Masons, in conformity with Masonic Obligations ; and
Masonic Measures, to conceal that Outrage against the Laws
... proved in a Sermon, by Lebbeus Armstrong, A seceding
mason ... . Delivered in Edinburgh, Saratoga County, Sept. 12,
1 83 1. ... New Tork^ Printed by L. D. Dewey dff Co.^ 1 831. 8vo,
pp. 32. B. 2035
Armstrong (P.) The Jawbone of an Ass examined. Being
a Dialogue between Mr. Sneerhim Speakplain and Mr. Surface
Shallowbrain, on the merits of a late publication, by A. H.,
called " General Censure, or Sampson with a Jawbone in his
Hand." By Price Armstrong. New Tork^ 181 1. 8vo, pp. 51,
XXX. s. 2036
" Personal, literary, theological, queer, and a little on America." — H. A. Homes.
Armstrong (Robert). The Influence of Climate, and other
Agents, on the Human Constitution ... with ... an Account of
the Epidemic Fever of Jamaica, by Robert Armstrong, m.d.,
F.L.S., Deputy Inspector of Hospitals and Fleets, &c. [Motto.]
London^ Longman^ 1 843. 8vo, pp. xv., 207. 2037
Armstrong (R. G.) Memoir of Hannah Hobbie, By Rev.
Robert G. Armstrong, a.m. New Tork^ John S. Taylor^ 1838.
24mo, pp. 255 B.-{-New-Tork^ American Tract Society [n. d.]
24mo, pp. 255. H. 2038
[Armstrong (WilHam)]. Stocks and Stock-Jobbing in Wall
Street, with sketches of the brokers, and fancy stocks ... By a
reformed stock gambler. New Tork^ 1848. 8vo. 2039
Armstrong (W.) Petition of William Armstrong and others
relating to the Coinage for the Settlement in America. [About
1700.] Broadside. 2040
Armstrong (W. C.) Life and Adventures of Captain John
Smith, by W. C. Armstrong. Hartford^ 1855. i2mo. 2041
Army and Navy Chronicle, and Scientific Repository : W.
Q. Force, Editor. Washington,, 1843-44. 3 vols., 8vo. 2042
ARMY.
271
The Army and Navy Chronicle. Edited and Published by
B. Homans. Vol. i. 1835. IVmh'ington^ 1836. 4to.-4- Con-
tinued in large 8vo. 2043
Army and Navy Gazette. Journal of the Regular and
Volunteer Forces. New Tork^ 1862. Folio. Continued.
Army and Navy Journal. See The United States Army and
Navy Journal.
The Army and Navy Official Gazette. Containing Reports of
Battles; also, Important Orders of the War Department, Record
of Courts-Martial, etc. Published by Authority of the War
Department. IVashington^ Printed at the Office of John C. Rives,
1864. 4to. Continued. 2045
The Army and Nav^ Prayer Book. Richmond^ Diocesan Mis-
sionary Society, Chas. H. Wynne, Printer, 1864. 32mo, pp. 96.
The Army Hymn Book. Richmond, Presb. Com. of Publica-
tion, 1863. i8mo, pp. 88. + Second Edition. i8mo, pp. 128.
Army Life ; or. Incidents from the Prayer Meeting and the
Field. New York, Bd. of Pub. Ref Pr. Dutch Church, 1863.
i8mo, pp. 179. 2048
Catalogue of the Army Medical Museum, Surgeon General's
Office, Washington, D. C. January i, 1863. Washington, Gov-
ernment Printing Office, 1 863. 8vo, pp. 58. H. 2049
Army Meteorological Register ... from 1831 to 1842 inclu-
sive ... . Prepared under Direction of Bvt. Brig. Gen'l Thomas
Lawson, Surgeon General in the United States Army. Wash-
ington, C. Alexander, Printer, 185 1. 8vo, pp. 324. 2050
Army Meteorological Register, for Twelve Years, from 1843
to 1854, inclusive, compiiled [5/V] from Observations made by the
Officers of the Medical Department of the Army, at the Mili-
tary Posts of the United States. Prepared under the Direction
of Brevet Brigadier General Thomas Lawson, Surgeon General
United States Army. Published by Authority of Hon. Jefferson
Davis, Secretary of War. Washington, A. O. P. Nicholson, Pub-
lic Printer, 1 855. 4to, pp. xi., 763 (3). Map. 205 1
Army of the Potomac. History of its Campaigns. The
Peninsular, Maryland, Fredericksburg. Testimony of its three
272
ARNGRIME.
Commanders, Maj. Gen. McClellan, Maj. Gen. Burnside, and
Mai. Gen. Hooker, before the Congressional Committee on the
Conduct of the War. New Tork^ Tribune Association^ 1863.
8vo, pp. 30. 2052
Army of the Potomac. The Defence of Richmond against
the Federal Army under General McClellan. By a Prussian
Officer in the Confederate Service. Translated from the Koel-
nische Zeitung, New Tork^ George F. Nesbitt ^ Co.^ 1863. Svo,
pp. 16. id^ia
The Army Register of the United States. ... Corrected up to
the 1st of June, 18 14. Published by Authority. Boston^ Printed
by Chester Stebbins^ 1 8 14. l2mo, pp. vi., 112. H.-\- Philadelphia^
1814. i2mo. Continued. c. 2053
After a few years called •• Official Army Register."
Army Regulations, Adopted for use of the Army of the Con-
federate States, in Accordance with late acts of Congress. Re-
vised from the Army Regulations of the old United States
Army, 1857 > Retaining all that is Essential for officers of the
Line. To which is added, an Act for the Establishment and
Organization of the Army of the Confederate States of America.
Also Articles of War, For the Government of the Army of the
Confederate States of America. Richmond^ Va.^ West l3 John-
ston^ 1861. 8vo, pp. 198. 2054
[Arnaud (A.)] Histoire de D. Jean Palafox, eveque d'An-
gelopoHs. [Par M. A. Arnaud. n. p.], 1690. i8mo. 2055
Title as quoted by Ternaux-Compans, No. 1044.
Arnaud (Achille). Abraham Lincoln Sa naissance, sa vie,
sa mort avec un recit de la guerre d'Amerique d'apres les docu-
ments les plus authentiques par Achille Arnaud Redacteur a
rOpinion nationale. Paris^ Charlieu freres et Huillery^ 1865,
Large 8vo, pp. 96. Illustrations. H. 2056
Arnaud (Leopold). La verite vraie sur le conflit entre le
Bresil, Buenos-Ayres, Montevideo ; reponse a M. Charles Ex-
pilly. Marseille^ Boy-Estelon^ 1865. l2mo, pp. 69. 2057
Arngrime. Gronlandia edur Graenland saga ur Islendskum
Sagna Bookum og Annalum samawtekinn og a Latinskt maal
Stritsud as heim heidurliga & halaerda Manni Syra. Arngrime
Jonssjne Fordum Officiali Nola Stiftis og Soknarpreste ad Mel-
ARNOLD.
^73
stad. En a Narroenu utlogd as Ejnare Ejolfssine. Skalhollte
\Iceland\ Hendrick Kruse^ 1688. 4to, pp. 45. J.C.B. 2058
The Latin original was never published. Several other works on Greenland were
appended to a German version, published at Kopenhagen. 1732. 8vo.
Arnold (Benedict). To the | Inhabitants | of | America
[Dated] New York October 7. 1780 [Signed] B Arnold.
Printed by James Rhington^ Printer to the King's Most Excellent
Majesty. Broad-side, i6|x 1 2j inches. t.a.e. 2059
This proclamation, issued after his desertion to the British, was also published in
" The Royal Gazette," New York, October li, 1780.
Arnold. Proceedings | of a | General Court-Martial, of the
Line, I held at | Raritan, in the State of New-Jersey, | By Order of
His Excellency I George Washington, Esq. | General and Com-
mander in Chief of the Army of| The United States of America, |
for the Trial of | Major General Arnold, | June i 1779, | Major
General Howe, President. | Published by order of Congress. | Phila-
delphia :\ Printed by Francis Bailey^ in Market Street \m.bcc.-lxxx.
Folio, pp. 55. CM. 2060
The introduction to the following reprint of this work (p. xxix.) states that fifty
copies were printed, which will account for its extreme rarity.
Arnold. Proceedings of a General Court Martial for the
Trial of Major General Arnold, with an Introduction, Notes
and Index. New York: Privately Printed.^ 1865. 8vo, pp.
xxix., 182. Portrait. 2061
Edition, 100 copies 8voj 35 410. Printed for F. S. Hoffman. An elegant volume.
Arnold. Proceedings of the Supreme Executive Council of
the State of Pennsylvania, in the Case of Major General Arnold.
Philadelphia^ Printed by Hall ^ Sellers^ 1779- 4^0? PP- ^^- M.
Arnold. Stories about Arnold, the Traitor, Andre, the
Spy, and Champe, the Patriot: for ... Children ... . Second
Edition. New Haven^ A. H. Maltby^ 1831. Sq. i6mo, pp.
72. Woodcuts. H. 2063
Arnold. Complot d' Arnold et de Sir Henry Clinton. See
Barbe-Marbois {Count Fr.)
Arnold (C. H.) The New and Impartial Universal History
of North and South America, and of the Present Trans-Atlantic
War. ... By Charles Henry Arnold, Esq. Late of Philadelphia,
3S
274 ARNOLD.
now of Burlington-Street. London^ Alex. Hogg [1782]. i2mo,
pp. xi., 25-276. 4- Also 1790 and 1796. H. 2064
"A catchpenny work, with a very long title not worth transcribing." — Rich. See
M. R., Lxvii., 73.
Arnold (E. G.) Persecution of the Volunteer Naval Officers
... Providence^ A. Crawford Greene^ Printer .^ 1 863. 8vo, pp. 30.
Arnold (G. B.) Mr. Arnold's First Semi- Annual Report,
of his Service as Minister at Large, in New-York. Published
by the Book and Tract Society of the First Congregational
Church. New-York^ Printed hy Jas. Van Norden^ 1834. l2mo,
pp. 20. Continued, at least 7 having been published. H. 2066
Arnold (I. N.) Argument before the United States Supreme
Court, in the Case of Arthur Bronson, a citizen of the State of
New-York, Complainant, and John H. Kinzie, [et al.) citizens of
the State of Illinois, Defendants, involving the Constitutionality
of the Act of ... Illinois, passed 17th February, 1841, ... the
" Appraisal or Two-Thirds Valuation Law." By Isaac N.
Arnold, (of Chicago Illinois,) Counsel for Complainant, [n. p.,
184-.] 8vo, pp. 16. H. 2067
Arnold. Congressional Legislation. Speech of Hon. Isaac
N. Arnold, July 14, 1864. [n. p., 1864.] 8vo, pp. 16. h.
Arnold. The History of Abraham Lincoln and the Over-
throw of Slavery. By Isaac N.Arnold. Chicago^ iSbj. 8vo,
pp. 736. c. 2069
Arnold. The Power, Duty, and Necessity of destroying
Slavery in the Rebel States. Speech of Hon. Isaac N. Arnold,
of Illinois. Delivered in the House of Representatives, January 6,
1864. 8vo, pp. 15. + Another Edition. \_fVashington2^ Towers^
Printers [1864]. 8vo, pp. 8. H. 2070
Arnold. Ship Canal from the Mississippi to Lake Michigan.
Speech of Hon. Isaac N. Arnold, of 111., in the House of Repre-
sentatives, June 30th, 1862. [n. p., 1862.] 8vo, pp. 8. H.4-
Delivered in the House ... January 15, 1863. \_JVashington^ L,
Towers ^ Co.^ Printers^ 1863.] 8vo, pp. 8. 207 1
Arnold. Reconstruction ; Liberty the Corner-Stone, and
Lincoln the Architect. Speech of Hon. Isaac N. Arnold, of
Illinois. Delivered in the House of Representatives, March
ARNOLD. 275
19, 1864. Washington^ Printed by Lemuel Towers^ 1864. 8vo,
pp. 14. H. 2072
Arnold. Slavery the Cause of the War and all its Evils.
Speech of Hon. I. N. Arnold, of 111., in the House ... February
17, 1862. \_Washington^ D. C, Scammell i^ Co.^ Printers^ 1862.]
8vo, pp. 8. H. 2073
Arnold (J. L.) Poems. By the late Josias Lyndon Arnold,
Esq; of St. Johnsbury (Vermont) formerly of Providence, and a
Tutor in Rhode-Island College. Printed at Providence by Carter
y Wilkinson^ M.DCC.xcviL 8vo, pp. 141. s. 2074
Edited by James Burrill, Jun. Contains many curious pieces relative to local hii-
tory, &c. J " Elegy on the Death of Mr. Moses Brown, Jr." For a memoir of the
author, see " The Rural Magazine and Vt. Register," Vol. ii., 428-430.
Arnold (L. H.) Letter from Lemuel H. Arnold, in reply
to the Letter of John Whipple, Esq. [Dated South Kingstown,
May I, 1845. "• P-? 1845.] Broadside. H. 2075
Arnold. Attempted Speculation of Lemuel H. Arnold and
James F. Simmons, upon the funds of the State, while they were
members of the General Assembly. Providence^ Herald Office^
1831. 8vo, pp. 23. 2076
" Relates to the proposition to unite the two Pawtucket Turnpikes." — Bartlett.
Arnold. Examination of certain charges against Lemuel H;
Arnold, Esq., the National Republican Candidate for Governor,
being a Report of a Committee appointed April 12, 1821. Pro-
vidence^ 1 83 1. 8vo, pp. 28. 2077
Arnold (R. A.) History of the Cotton Famine, from the
Fall of Sumter to the Passing of the Public Works Act. By R.
Arthur Arnold. London^ Saunders ^ Otley^ 1 864. 8vo, pp. xiv.,
570. + Same. With a Postscript. New Edition. Saunders ^
Otley^ 1865. Post 8vo, pp. viii., 350. C 2078
Arnold (Samuel). David serving his Generation, | or | a Dis-
course! Wherein is shewed that the great Care and| Endeavour of
every Christian ought | to be, that he may be Serviceable] unto
God and to the present Generation, | Delivered in a | Sermon |
Preached to the General Court of the Co-|lony of New-Pli-
mouth in New-England on the 3d. | Day of June 1674. Being
the Day of Election | there. | By Samuel Arnold Teacher of the
Church I of Christ at Marshtield in New England.] [Mottoes
276 ARNOULD.
and imprimatur 9 lines.] Cambridge^ Printed by Samuel Green^
l674.|4to, pp. (4), 18. B. 2079
Arnold (S. G.) Biographical Sketches of Distinguished
Jerseymen, by S. G. Arnold. Trenton^ N. J., 1845. ^^Oj
pp. 61. c. 2080
Arnold. The Life of George Washington, first President of
the United States. By S. G. Arnold. New Tork^ 1840. i8mo,
pp. 228. 2081
Arnold. The Life of Patrick Henry, of Virginia. By S.
G. Arnold. Auburn^ 1854. i6mo, pp. 270. C. 2082
Arnold. History of the State of Rhode Island and Provi-
dence Plantations. By Samuel Greene Arnold. New Tork^ D.
Appleton & Co,^ 1859-60. 8vo, pp. xii., 574; 592. c. 2083
Arnold. The Spirit of Rhode Island History. A Discourse
delivered before the Rhode-Island Historical Society, on the
Evening of Monday January 17, 1853. -^7 Samuel Greene
Arnold, Lieut. Governor of Rhode-Island. Providence^ George
H. TVhitney^ 1853. ^^°' PP* S^' ^* ^°^4
Arnold (Seth S.) A Sermon preached at Alstead, on the first
Sabbath in January, 1826. With historical sketches of the
Town. By Seth S. Arnold, Pastor of the First Congregational
Church and Society, it being ten years since his Ordination.
Alstead^ N i/., 1826. 8vo, pp. 48. 2085
Arnold (Thomas D.) Speech of Mr. Arnold, of Tennessee,
in Committee of the Whole, in favor of " American Industry."
Delivered in the House of Representatives U. S. January 24th
and 25th, 1833. Washington^ Printed by Gales and Seaton^ 1833.
8vo, pp. 35. H. 2086
Arnot (Dav. H.) Animadversions on the Proceedings of the
Regents of the Smithsonian Institution in their Choice of an
Architect for their Edifice at Washington. ... By David Henry
Arnot, Architect. New Tork^ 1847. ^^^- ^^^7
Arnot (G. A. W.) See Beechey (Capt. W. F.)
Arnould (Ambroise Marie). De la balance du commerce
et des relations commercials exterieures de la France, dans
toutes les parties du globe, particulierement a la fin du regne de
Louis XIV. ... ; le tout appuye de notes et tables raisonnees ...
AROZARENA.
277
Par M. Arnould. ... Paris^ ^79^- 2 vols., 8vo, and i vol.,
Tables, folded in 4to. + Seconde edition. Paris^ Buisson^ ^795-
2 vols., 8vo, and Atlas ; i vol., 4to s. 2088
Arnould. Systeme maritime et politique des Europeens,
pendant le dix-huitieme siecle ; fonde sur leurs traites de paix,
de commerce et de navigation. Par le citoyen Arnould, chef
du Bureau du Commerce, et de la Balance du Commerce.
[Motto.] Paris^ Imprimerie d'Jntoine Bailleul^ an v (1797).
8vo, Half Title, Title, pp. viii., 341 (3). h. 2089
'•Les £tats-Unis de rAmerique," pp. 232-245. Various other parts of the volume
treat of commerce with America.
Arnould. System der Seehandlung und Politik Europa's
wahrend des i8" und als Einleitung in dem 19^ Jahrhundert ... .
Aus dem Franzosischen mit Anmerkungen [von J. Dominikus].
Erfurt^ Keyser^ 179S. 8vo. 2090
Arnould. Frankreichs Handlung-Bilanz und auswartige
Handlungs-beziehungen ... . [Aus dem Franzosischen von A.
Wittenberg.] Liibeck^ 1792. 2 vols., 8vo. 2091
Arnoult (N. E.) Notice of the Sale of New Metz, an
Estate on the Ohio River ; with Plan. By N. E. Arnoult.
New Tork^ 1840. 8vo, pp. 14. 2092
Arnstedt (Fr.) Werth der gangbarsten Gold- und Silber-
miinzen in Europa und Nordamerika. 39 Goldmiinzen. 64
Silbermiinzen. Fiir jede dieser 103 Geldsorten ist der Werth
in 20 Haupt-Staaten von Europa und Nordamerika berechnet.
Hamburgh B. S. Berendsohn^ 1854. 8vo, pp. 16. 2093
Also published with the same imprint, in French, " Evaluation des cspeccs," etc.,
and English, " Tables shewing the Value," etc.
Arosemena. Examen sobre la franca Communicacion entro
las dos Oceanos, por el Istmo de Panama. Su Autor Juste
Arosemena. Bogota^ 1846. 8vo, pp. 48. 2094
Around the World ; a Narrative of a Voyage in the East
India Squadron under Com. George C. Read. By an officer of
the United States Navy. New Tork^ 1840. 2 vols., i2mo, pp.
336, 344. 2 Plates. 2095
Arozarena. Informe presentado a la Junta de Gobierno
del Real Consulado de la isla de Cuba, sobre el estado de la
agricultura y elaboracion y beneficio de los frutos coloniales en
278 arr6t.
Jamaica, por D. Ramon Arozarena y D. Pedro Bauduy co-
misionados por la misma. Imprenta Fraternal^ 1828, 4to,
pp. 54. 2069
Arrangement, for the Grand & Solemn Funeral Procession.
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terment of the Remains of Eleven Thousand five hundred
American Seamen, Soldiers, and Citizens, who have suffered
martyrdom on board the Jersey and other British Prison Ships,
in the harbour of New York, during the American Revolution.
FoHo, Broadside, i 1. 2097
Arawak. Die Geschichte von der Marterwoche, Aufer-
stehung und Himmelfahrt unsers Herrn und Heilandis Jesu
Christi. Uebersetzt in die Aruwackische Sprache und erklarend
umschrieben. Philadelphia : Gedruckt bey Carl Cist. 1799.
Wadaijahun Wuussada-goanti, Wapussida-goanti baddia Jesus
Christus &c. Philadelphia^ mun 1799. 8vo, pp. 213. 2098
Arrawack. The Acts of the Apostles, translated into The
Arrawack Tongue. By the Rev. Theodore Schultz, in 1802.
London^ 1807. i%mo. + New Tork^ American Bible Society ^ 1850.
i6mo, pp. 119. B. 2099
Arrawak. Gospels of Matthew and John in Arrawak. Lon-
don^ 1850. i2mo. 2100
Arredondo (N. de). Informe del virey D. Nicolas de Arre-
dondo a su sucesor D. Pedro Melo de Portugal y Villena sobre
el estado de la cuestion de limites entre las cortes de Espafia y
Portugal, en 1795. Primera Edicion. Buenos-Aires^ Imprenta
del estado^ 1836. FoHo, Title, pp. iii., 38, ii. (AngeHs, Colec-
cion, Tomo iv.) 2101
Arrest du Conseil d'Etat du Roi. Paris^ 11 Aug.^ 17 16. 4to,
pp. 4- 2102
Arrest du Conseil d'Etat &c. Paris^ 9 May^ 1720. 4to, 4 1.
Relates to Louisiana.
Arrest du Conseil d'Estat du roy du 12 fevrier 1726, qui casse
une ordonnance de I'intendant du Canada, et condamne la dame
Pascal et le sieur Caillaud, capitaine du vaissaud le Comte de
Toulouse ... . Parisy 1726. 4to. 2103
Arret du conseil d'Etat du Roi, portant a cinq livres par
ARRINGTON. 279
quintal, la taxe impose sur la morue de Peche £trangere qui
sera importee aux lies de TAmerique du Vent & sous le Vent.
Du 25 Septembre 1785 ... A Paris^ de P Imprimerie Royale^
1785. 4to, pp. 4. Rare. 2104
Arret du Roi concernant r£tablissement des Paquebots pour
les Colonies Fran9aises et les £tats-Unis de TAmerique, 1786.
The following " Arrests" relate mostly to the French colonies. Many of them are
apparently privately printed, and they are all very rare. Arrest [&c.] Conseils [&c. Mdze,
Col. Fran9aises]. Par'n^ 26 March, 1722. 4to, pp. 4. Arrest [&c. 5 grosses fumes
&C.J Parii, 9 June^ 1 722. 4to, pp. 8. Arrest [etc. perception du droit]. Far'n, 4
July, 1111. 4to, pp.8. Arrest [etc. S"" de la Jaudre]. Paris, 15 July^ I'jl'i. 4to,
pp. 3. Arrest [etc. Casse Ordonnance de Martinique]. Paris, 13 Oct., 1722. 4to,
pp. 4. Arrest [etc. Pour faire passer aux MarchandsJ. Paris, 13 Oct., 1722. 4to,
pp. 4. Arrest [etc.] 15 Dec., 1722. 4to, pp. 12. Arrest, [etc. Casse sentence
Elus d'Augers]. Dec. 22, 1722. 410, pp. 8. Arrest [Exemption des Communites Re-
ligieuses &c.] Paris, 6 Sept., 1723. 4to, pp. 4. Arrest [etc.] Paris, 27 Fe-v., 1731.
4to, pp. 3. Arrest [etc. St. Louis, Alex, de Barbillon]. Paris, 6 May, 1 731. 4to.
pp. 4. Arrest [etc. Sieur Hamel.] Paris, 8 May, 1731. 4to, pp. 3. Arrest [etc.
Qui ordonne les dcniers &c.] Paris, 22 May, 1731. 4to, pp. 3. Arrest [Sec]
Paris, 29 May, 1736. 4to, pp. 4. Arrest [&c. Qui permet aux Armateurs &c.]
Paris, 21 May, 1741. 4to, pp. 4. Arrest [etc. Qui permet aux negocians &c.]
Paris, 30 Sept., 1 741. 4to, pp. 4. Arrest [etc. Commerce Colo. Fran^. in Amer-
ique &c.] Paris, i March, 1 744. 4to, pp. 7. Arrest [etc. Qui suspend pendant
la guerre &c.] Paris, 20 ^pril, I'J^^. 4to, pp. 3. Arrest [etc. Lettres]. Paris^
l^ Aug., 1744. 4to, pp. II. Arrest [&c. Qui, en interpretante celui du 20 Avril
1744 &c.] Paris, 19 June, 1745. 4to, pp. 3. Arrest [&c. Qui prorage pour 3
annecs &c.] Paris, 30 Nov., 1745, 1746. 4to, pp. 2.
Arriaga (J. de). Extirpacion de la idolatria de los Indies
del Peru y medios para la conversion de ellos ; Por P. Pablo
Joseph de Arriaga. ... Lima^ Geronymo de Contreros^ 1621. 4to,
8 p. 1., pp. 148. 2106
Arricerita. Cronica serafica del colegio de prop, fide de la
S. Cruz de Gueretaro 2^^ parte. Mexico^ 1792. 2 107
Arrillaga (Basilio Jose). Recopilacion de Leyes, Decreto^,
Bandos, Reglamentos, Circulares y Providencias de los Supremos
Poderes y otras autoridades de la Republica Mexicana ; formada
de orden del supremo gobierno, de Enero de 1828 a Diciembre
de 1838. Mexico^ 1838-1842. 13 vols., 8vo. Continued, c.
[Arrington (A. W.)] The rangers and regulators of the
Yanaha : or, life among the lawless. A tale of the Republic of
Texas. By Charles Summerfield [A. W. Arrington], late
Judge of the Rio Grande District. Author of " Sketches of
the South-west." New York [1856]. i2mo, pp. 397. p. 2108^
280 ARROYO.
ArR(5niz (M.) Manual de biografia mejicana, 6 galeria de
hombres celebres de Mejico ; por Marcos Arrdniz. Paris^
Rosa^ Bouret et C% 1857. i8mo, pp. 317. 2 1 09
Arr6niz. Manual de historia y cronologia de Mejico
Paris^ Rosa et Bouret^ 1858. l8mo, pp. 426. 21 10
Arroniz. Manual del viajero en Mejico, 6 Compendio de
la historia de la ciudad de Mejico. Paris^ 1858. i2mo. Map.
An Arrow against Profane and Promiscuous Dancing, drawn
out of the quiver of the Scriptures. By the Ministers of Christ
at Boston in New England. Boston^ Printed by Samuel Green^
and are to be Sold by Joseph Brunning^ 1688. l6mo, pp. 30. M.
Arrowsmith (A.) Neuer Zeitungsatlas von Amerika. Nach
den besten Originalquellen und den letzten politischen Ver-
tragen entworfen. Leipzig^ Er. Fleischer^ 1832. 7 sheets, sm.
folio. Also with an English title, " A New General Atlas,"
etc. 21 13
Arrowsmith (A.) Outlines of the Physical and Political
Divisions of South America, delineated by A. Arrowsmith.
London^ 1840. Folio. 2 114
Arroyo y Daza (Diego de). Relacion dejlas Vitorias qve
Don Diego Arroyo y Daza, | Gouernador y Capitan General de
la Prouincia de Cuma-|na, tuuo en la graw Salina de Arraya a
30. de Nouiembre deljano passado de 622. y a treze de Enero
deste ano, contra | ciento y quatro nauios de 01andeses.| [Colo-
phon] Con Licencia en Madrid^ por la viuda de Alonso Martin. |
[1623.] Folio, 2 1. 21 15
Reprinted the same year, the arrangement of title only varying.
Arroyo. Grammar of the Mutsun Language, spoken at the
Mission of San Juan Bautista, Alta California. By Father
Felipe Arroyo de la Cuesta, of the Order of St. Francis. New
Tork^ Cramoisy Press^ 1861. Rl 8vo, pp. 48. H. 2116
Forms No. iv. of " Shea's Library of American Linguistics." loo copies printed.
The Spanish title is as follows :
Arroyo. Extracto de la gramatica mutsun, d de la lengua
de los naturales de la mision de San Juan Bautista, compuesta
por el Rev. Padre Fray Felipe Arroyo de la Cuesta, del orden
ART. 281
serafico de N. P. San Francisco, ministro de dicha mision en
1816. Nueva-Tork^ 1861. 21 17
Arroyo. A Vocabulary or Phrase Book of the Mutsun Lan-
guage of Alta California. By the Rev. F. Felipe Arroyo de la
Cuesta, of the Order of St. Francis. New Tork^ Cramoisy Press^
1862. Imp. 8vo, pp. 96. H. 2118
Forms No. viii. of "Shea's Library of American Linguistics." loo copies printed.
The Latin title is " ... Alphab'. Rivulus obeundus, Exprimationum Causa horum
Indorum Mutsun Missionis Sanct. Joann. Baptistas, exquisitarum a Fr. Philipp. ab
Ar.Yo. de la Cuesta, supradictae Missionis Indion. Minist. ... Ano de 1815, con privi-
legio de "
Arscot. Some | Considerations | Relating to the Present
State|of the I Christian Religion, | Wherein the Nature, End and
Design I of Christianity, as well as the Principal Evidence | of the
Truth of it, are explained and recommended out of the Holy
Scriptures; with a ge-|neral Appeal to the Experience of all Men
for I Confirmation thereof. | By Alexander Arscot. | [Motto.]
London^ Printed: Reprinted by B. Franklin at the New \ Printing-
Office^ in Philadelphia^ ^732. Sm. 8vo, pp. 112. 2118^
Arscot. Some Considerations | Relating to the Present State |
of the Christian Religion. | Part ii. | Wherein the Principal Evi-
dence of I the Christian Religion is explain'd and defended | upon
the principles of Reason as well as Revela-| tion ; With Obser-
vations on some Passages in the | Book intituled, Christianity as
old as the Creation, so far as concerns the Doctrine herein ad-
vanced. I By Alexander Arscot. [Motto.] London^ Printed:
Reprinted by B. Franklin^ | at the New \ Printing Office in Philadel-
phia^ 1732. Sm. 8vo, pp. 140 ; Contents, i 1.,; Advt., i 1.
Art of Domestic Happiness, and other Poems. By the Re-
cluse. Pittsburgh^ Robert Patterson^ 1817. l2mo, pp. 316 ;
Errata, i 1. 21 19
Some of these poems are descriptive of Western life.
The Art of Making Common Salt. Particularly adapted to
the American Colonies ... Detached from the Pennsylvania
Magazine for March 1776. Philadelphia^ Printed for R. Aitken^
M.DCC.LXXVL 8vo, pp. 7. Plate. -f jBw/^«, 1776. 8vo, pp. 15.
The Art of making Sugar : Under the Heads of i. The
Natural History ... 11. The Culture of the Sugar-Cane. in.
The Mills ... and Furnaces, Coppers, &c. ... [etc.] London^
R,JVillocky M.DCC.Lii. 4to, Title, pp. 34 (i.) H. 2120a
36
282 ARTHUR.
Art of Pleading. In Imitation of part of Horace's Art of
Poetry. New York^ James Parker^ 1 751- 8vo, pp. 16. N. 2121
Art of Speaking and holding one's Tongue in and out of
Doors, earnestly recommended, at this time, to the Serious
Perusal of all Candidates and Electors. London^ 1761. 8vo.
Principally relating to America.
Art of Speaking. ... Philadelphia^ R. Jitken ... m.dcc.lxxv.
i2mo, pp. 299 (10). 2123
Art de verifier les dates. See Warden (D. B.)
Arte de la lengua nevome, que se dice pima, propia de Sonora ;
con la doctrina Christiana y confessionario anadidos. San Au-
gustin de la Florida^ 1862. 8vo, pp. 97, 32. H. 2124
With another title : " Grammar of the Pima or Nevome, a Language of Sonora,
from a Manuscript of the xviii Century, edited by Buckingham Smith, Ntto Tork,
Cramoisy Press, 1 8 62." The "Doctrina y confessionario" has a separate title-page.
Forms No. v. of "Shea's Library of American Linguistics." 160 copies printed.
Artemus Wakd^ pseudon. See [Brown (C. F.)]
Arteta de Monteseguro (Ant.) Discurso instruct, sobre
las ventajas que puede conseguir la industria de Aragon, con la
nueva ampliacion de puertos concedida por para el comercio libre
de America ... . Madrid^ Imp. Real^ 1783. 4to. 2125
Arthaud. Discours prononce a Pouverture de la premiere
seance publique du cercle des Philadelphes, tenue au Cap-Fran-
9ois le II mai 1785; avec une description de la ville de Cap,
pour servir a I'histoire des maladies que I'on y observe ... . Par
M. Arthaud ... . Paris^ 1785. 8vo. Bm. 2126
Arthaud. Recherches sur la constitution des naturels de
Saint Domingue, sur leur arts, leur Industrie, et leurs moyens de
subsistance. Par M. Arthaud. Cap Franpis^ 1786. 4to.
Arthur (A. H.) Report of Alex. H. Arthur, Commissioner,
to Gov. M'Willie, on the Two and Three per cent. Trust Funds
and Graves' Defalcation. Printed by Order of the Governor.
Jackson^ Mississippian Steam Power Press Print^ 1858. 8vo, pp.
54- H. 2128
Arthur (John). The Genealogy of Jesus Christ, according
to St. Matthew and St. Luke ; Examined, Illustrated, and Vin-
ARTHUR. 283
dicated ... By John Arthur, Gent. New Tork^ James Parker
and Company^ 1762. 8vo, pp. 16. 2129
Arthur (O. R.) The Three Sisters : or, The Life, Con-
fession, and Execution of Amy, Elizabeth, and Cynthia Hal-
zingler. Who were Tried, Convicted, and Executed, at Elizabeth-
town, Ark., Nov. 30, 1854, for the Awful and Horrible Murder
of the Edmonds Family, consisting of Seven Members, together
with the Speech of the Eldest Sister, Amy, on the Gallows
Edited by Rev. O. R. Arthur. Baltimore [etc.], A. R. Orton,
1855. 8vo, Title, pp. 21-50. 4 Woodcuts. h. 2130
Arthur. A Sermon Preached at the Ordination of the Rev.
Mr. Daniel Thane, at Connecticut-Farms, in New Jersey,
August 29th, 1750. By T. Arthur, m.a.. Pastor of the Presby-
terian Church in the City of New Brunswick. Together with
an exhortation, delivered to the people, by C. Smith, a.m. New
York^ Printed hy James Parker^ 1750- 8vo, pp. 48. P. 21 31
Arthur (Timothy Shaw). The History of Georgia, from its
Earliest Settlement to the Present Time. By T. S. Arthur and
W. H. Carpenter. Philadelphia^ Lippincott^ Grambo ^ Co.^ ^853.
i2mo, pp. 331. Portrait and Engraved Title. h. 2132
Arthur. The History of Kentucky, from its Earliest Set-
tlement to the Present Time. By T. S. Arthur and W. H.
Carpenter. Philadelphia^ Lippincott^ Grambo^ Co.^ 1853. i2mo,
pp. 316. Portrait and Engraved Title. H. 2133
Arthur. The History of New York from its Earliest Set-
tlement to the Present Time. By T. S. Arthur and W. H.
Carpenter. Philadelphia^ Lippincott & Co.^ 1853. i6mo, pp.
33^- c- 2134
Arthur. The History of Virginia, from its Earliest Settle-
ment to the Present Time. By T. S. Arthur and W. H. Car-
penter. Philadelphia^ Lippincott ^ Co.^ 1852. l2mo, pp. 332.
Arthur. Loyal Publication Society, .... No. 57. Growler's
Income Tax. By T. S. Arthur. \_New Tork^ 1864.] 8vo,
pp. 4. 2136
Arthur. Home Heroes, Saints and Martyrs. By T. S.
Arthur. Philadelphia^ 1865. i2mo, pp. 296. 2137
284 ARTICLES,
Arthur (W.) The American Question i. English Opinion
on the American Rebellion. By the Rev. William Arthur ...
II. Slavery the ground of Southern Secession. Extract from a
speech of the Hon. A. Stephens ... London^ Sampson Low^ Son
6* Co.^ 1861. i2mo, pp. 12. F. 2138
Another edition of Arthur's tract was published by the Manchester Union and
Emancipation Society.
Arthur Carryl. See [Osborn (Laughton)].
Arthus (Gotard). Historia | Indiae | Orientalis, | ex variis
Avctori- 1 bvs collecta, et ivxta | Seriem Topographicam Regno- 1
rum, Prouinciarum & Insularum, per Africae, | Asiaeque littora,
ad extremos vsque la- 1 ponios deducta, | Qva Regionvm et In-
svlarvm | situs & commoditas ; Regum & populorum mores & |
habitus ; Religionum & superstitionum absurda varie- 1 tas ; Lusi-
tanorum item Hispanorum & Batauorum res | gestae atque Com-
mercia varia, cum rebus admira- 1 tione & memoratu dignissimis
alijs, iucun- 1 da breuitate percensentur atq; | describuntur. | Avtore |
M. Gotardo Arthvs | Dantiscano. | Coloniae Agrippinae^ \ Svmptibvs
VFilhelmi\Lutzenkirch. \ Anno m.dc.viii. | Sm. Svo, lO p. 1., pp.
616. 2139
This is an abridgment of the Petits Voyages of De Bry, Arthus assisted in the
compilation of Hulsius's Voyages.
Articles agreed on by the Archbishops and Bishops of both
Provinces and the whole Clergy in the Convocation holden at
London in 1562, for the Avoiding of Diversities of Opinions,
and for the Stablishing of Consent touching true Religion.
Boston^ N. E.^ Richard Pierce^ 1688. 4to, Title, pp. 14. w.
Articles of Agreement, for carrying on an Expedition, by
Hudson's Straights, for the Discovery of a North-West Passage
to the Western and Southern Ocean of America. Dated March
30, 1745. Dublin: Printed in the Tear mdccxlvi. Svo, pp. 16.
The expedition was undertaken at the instance of Arthur Dobbs. See Ellis's Voyage
to Hudson's Bay, 1748.
Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union between the
States of New-Hampshire, Massachusetts-Bay, Rhode Island
and Providence Plantations, Connecticut, New York, New Jer-
sey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Caro-
lina, South Carolina, and Georgia. Lancaster^ Printed by Francis
Bailey^ I']']']. Folio, pp. 26. -{-New London [Cb««.], 1777.
Folio, pp. ii.'\-Boston^ ^177' Folio, pp. i6.-{- Newbern^ Re-
ARTICLES. 285
printed^ James Davis ^ ^111- Folio, pp. 9. 4- Williamsburg^
Printed by Alexander Purdie. [n. d.] Folio, pp. 4. h. -\- An-
napolis^ Printed by Frederick Green, [n. d.] 8vo, pp. 15. -|-
Exeter^ N. //., Printed by Zechariah Fowle^ ^111- Folio,
pp. %.-\- Williamsburg^ Printed by J. Dixon and W, Hunter .^ ^778.
4to, pp. 15. c. 2142
Also printed as a broadside folio.
Articles for the better government of the Troops of the
Twelve united Colonies of North America. Philadelphia .^ W. l^
T. Bradford^ ^775' 8vo, pp. 16. p. 2143
Articles of Peace and alliance between the most Serene and
Mighty Prince Charles 11. ... And the most Serene and Mighty
Prince Lewis xiv. the most Christian King, concluded the 21-23
day of July, 1667. ... Printed by the Assigns of John Bill and
Christopher Barker [1667]. 4to, pp. 46. C. 2144
Containing articles for restoring to Great Britain. St. Christopher, Acadia, Antigua,
Monsarat, etc. See Kennett's Bib. Am. Primordia, p, 121.
Articles of Peace between the most Serene and Mighty Prince
Charles ii. ... And several Indian Kings and Queens, &c.
Concluded the 29''' day of May, 1677. Published by his Ma-
jesty's command. London^ Printed by John Bill^ Christopher Bar-
ker^ b'f., 1677. 4to. 2145
Articles of Peace between ... Charles 11 ... and the ... States
General of the United Netherlands ; Concluded at Westminster
the y% day of February, 167I. ... Printed by the Assigns of John
Bill and Christopher Barker^ 167}. 410, pp. (2) 12. b. 2146
Also published in Latin, " Articuli Pacis," etc. Hagae Comitum, J. Scheltus,
1674. 4to, pp. 16. Also in Dutch, " Articulen van de Vreede," etc. [n. p., n. d.]
pp. 8j and " Translaet uyt het Latijn. Articulen," etc. S'Gravenhage^ "J. Scheltus,
1674. 4to, pp 20.+ Middelb., Pt. V. Gaetthem, 1 674. 4to, pp. 20. The Fifth
Article relates to the colony of Surinam.
Articles of Peace and Alliance between the most Serene and
Mighty Prince Charles ii. ... And the most Serene and Mighty
Lords the States General of the United Netherlands ; Concluded
at Breda the 21-31 day of July, 1667. ... In the Savoy ^ 1667.
4to, pp. 31. c. 2147
Partly relates to the Nieuw Netherlands. Also in Dutch, " Tractaet," n. p., n. d.
4to, pp. (2), 38.
Articles of Peace between William in. and Louis xiv. Sept.
1697. London., ^^97- 4^0- 2148
Refers to Hudson's Bay. In Dutch, " Tractaet," etc., 'sGrav., 1697. 4to.
286 ARTICULI.
Articles of Peace, Friendship and Entercourse, concluded and
agreed between the Protector and Common-wealth of England,
and the Queen and Kingdom of Sweden : with reference had to
a peculiar Treaty, or Contract, for what concerns Commerce to
be exercised in America. Dated May 19, 1654. 2149
Title from Kennett's Bib, Am. Prim., 106. A Dutch version " Articulen van
het Tractaet." etc. [n. p.], 1654. 4to, pp. 8. Another version in Aitzema, in.,
1088-91, is dated April 11.
Articles of Peace made between the Common-wealth of Eng-
land, and that of the United Provinces of the Netherlands, with
a Proclamation of it by his Highness the Lord Protector. Given
at Whitehall 26, April, 1654. 4to. 2150
Another edition, translated from the Dutch, and published at London, May 2, 1654.
4to, pp. 17-
Articles of the Treaty of Peace betwixt England and France,
and a particular Reference of the Controversie betwixt both
Parties, touching the Forts of Penitacot, St. John, and Port-
Royal, lately taken in America. With a Proclamation of the
Said Peace, by Oliver, Lord Protector. Given at Whitehall 20th
of November 1655. 4to. 2151
See also Tractatus Pacis, and Bib. Am. Prim., pp. 46, 75, 105, 106, 120, 121, 243.
A Dutch translation, " Artikelen von Vrede," etc. s' Gra'venhaga, A. Vlacq, 1655.
4to, pp. 8.
The Articles of War of the Confederate States of America.
Charleston^ »9. C, 1861. 8vo. 2152
Articles of War for the Government of the Armies of the
Confederate States. Charleston^ 1861. 8vo. 2153
Articles touching Navigation and Commerce between ...
Charles 11. ... And the High and Mighty Lords the States Gen-
eral of the United Netherlands, concluded the 21-31 day of
July, 1667. ... Printed by the Assigns of "John Bill and Christopher
Barker^ 1667. 4to, pp. 75. 2 1 54
Pages 8 and 9 refer to the trade and navigation of Africa and America.
Articul-Brief van de Generael Nederlandsche Geoctrooirde
West-Indische Compagnie ... by de ... Staten Generael ... op
den 12 April 1675 geapprobeert ... . s'Gravenhage^ J. Scheltus^
1675. 4to, pp. 40. 2154^
Articuli Pacis et Confoederationis inter ... Lusitaniae Regem
ARTICULEN. 287
... et ... Foederati Belgii Ordines ... conclusae. Hagae Comi-
tum^ Hill, a Wouw^ 1 663. 4to, pp. 24. 2154^
This treaty between Portugal and the States General relates to Brazil.
Articuli Pacis inter ... Carolum ... ii. ... et ... Ordines
Gener. Feeder. Belgii Provinc. ... conclusae [31 Julii]. Haga
Comitum^ H. a JVouw^ ibb^. 4to, pp. 44. 2154^
Artikel ... tusschen Carel de 11. ... Koninck van Engeland ...
ende de ... Staten Generael ... om de geschlllen der En-
gelsche ... en Nederlandsche Oost-Indische Compagnien te
voorkomen, Gesl. den 8 Martii 1675 O. St. Gedruckt^ ^^75-
4to, pp. 8. 2155
Articulen ende conditien gemaeckt by het overleveren van
Brasilien, als mede het Recif, Maurits Stadt ende Forten ende
sterckten daer aen dependerende gesl. den 26 Jan. 1654. 's Gra-
venhage^ Jan Pietersz [pseudon.], 1654. pp. 8. 2155^
Articulen van Vrede ende Confederatie Tusschen de Repub-
lique van Engelandt, Ende de Staten Generael van de Veree-
nighde Nederlantsche Provintien. Tot Harderwijck^ Vor Ryckaert
de Vrede ^ in '/ Jaer ons Heeren 1654. 4to, 8 1. 2 1 56
Some copies have {Gra-venhaga^ and others Wtrecht instead of Hardertuijck.
Ryckaert de Vrede is a pseudonym. This was translated and published at London, May
2, 1654. 4to, pp. 17. See No. 2150 iupra.
Articulen van Vrede | ende Confcederatie, | Gheslooten tusschen
den I Doorluchtighsten Coningh van Portugael | ter eenre, Ende de
Hoogh Mogende Heeren | Staten Generael der Vereenighde
Neder- 1 landen, ter andere zyde. | /« 'sGraven-Hage^\By Hille-
brandt van Wouw^ Ordinaris Drucker vande Ho : Mo : I Heeren
Staten Generael der Vereenighde Nederlanden.\ Anno 1 663. Met
Privilegie. I 4to, 14 1. 2157
Articulen van Vrede | Ende Verbondt, tusschen | den Door-
luchtighsten, Grootmachtighsten Prins ende | Heere, Heere Karel,
de tvi^eede van dien naem, | Koningh van Groot Britannien, ter
eenre ; ende de | Hoogh Mogende Heeren Staten Generael der
Veree- 1 nighde Nederlantsche Provintien, ter andere zijde ge-|
slooten. I Na de Copye^ | In 'sGravenhage^ \ By Hillebrant van JVouw^
Ordinaris Drucker van de Hoog \ Mogende Heeren Staten Generael
der Vereenighde N e der landen. \ Anno 1667. Met Privilegie. | 410,
12 1. 2158
The original of the treaty of Breda, July 31st, 1667, relates to the New Netherlands.
Another edition was published with the same imprint. Imp. 4to, pp. 40
288 ASCHLUND.
As It Is. [Manners and Customs in Washington recently.]
Albany^ i860. i2mo, pp. 260. 2159
As the great business of the polite world is the eager pursuit
of amusement, and as the Public diversions of the Season have
been interrupted by the hostile parade in the capital, the exhibi-
tion of a new farce may not be unentertaining. The Group, as
lately acted and to be re-acted to the wonder of all superior in-
telligences, nigh head quarters to Amboyna. The author has
thought proper to borrow the following spirited lines from a late
celebrated poet, and offer to the public by way of Prologue,
which cannot fail of pleasing at this crisis. [Quotation, 12 lines
from Pope.] Boston : Printed and Sold by Edes and Gill^ '^11 S-
8vo, pp. 22. -\- Philadelphia : Reprinted^ James Humphreys^ Junr,^
1775. 2160
As you were ! A Word of Advice To Straight-Haired Folks :
addressed to the Freemen of Connecticut, by One of their Num-
ber. To which is subjoined a Nomination for Assistants, and
a List of Candidates for Election, as Representatives to Con-
gress. \_New-Haven^ T. G, Woodward^ Print. ^ 18 16.] 8vo,
pp. 16. H. 2161
AsBURY (Francis). Journal of Francis Asbury, Bishop of
the Methodist Episcopal Church in America, from August 7th,
1 77 1, to December 29th, 1778. Philadelphia^ 1792. + August
7, 1 77 1, to December 7, 18 15. New-Tor k^ N. Bangs and T.
Mason^ for the Methodist Episcopal Churchy 1 82 1. 3 vols., 8vo,
pp. viii., 400; 400 ; 420. B. 2162
Asbury. Extract from the Journal of Francis Asbury, from
Jan. I, 1779, to Sept. 3, 1780. Philadelphia^ 1 802. i2mo.
Ascot Mining Company, Lower Canada. Reports on Con-
dition and Prospects ... Boston^ 1864. 8vo, pp. 23. h. 2164
AscHENFELDT (Fricdrich). Memoiren aus meinem Tage-
buche, gefiihrt wahrend meiner Reisen und meines Aufenthaltes
in Brasilien in den Jahren 1843 ^^^ ^^47- Oldenburg^ H.
Franckel^ 1848. 8vo, pp. iv., 156. 2165
AscHLUND (Arent). Iver Beres Gronlands Beskrivelse, med
et Kaart og Forerindring. Kjbbenhavn^ 1832. + 2'^'=' forbedrede
Oplag. Kj'obenhavn^ 1832. -}- A German translation. Kjob.^
1833. 8vo. 2166
ASH,
289
AsCHMANN (Rudolf). Drel Jahre in der Potomac-Armee
oder eine Schweizer Schiitzen-Compagnie im nordamerikani-
schen Kriege. Richtersweil^ Lang^ 1865. 8vo, pp. iv., 228.
Ash (John). The | Present State of Affairs | in Carolina. | By
John Ash, Gent. | Sent by several of the Inhabitants of that
Colony, to I deliver their Representation thereof to, | and seek
Redress from the Lords Proprietors of that Prov-| ince : To-
gether with an Account of his Reception, | by the Honourable
the Lord Granville, their Palatine, | President, or Chief of the
Proprietors. [^London^ 1706.] 4to, Half-Title, and pp. 29-67 of
Appendix to " The Case of the Protestant Dissenters in Caro-
lina," London^ 1706. c. 2168
[Ash (John)]. Charters of Carolina, and appendix of docu-
ments. London^ 1 706. Numbered from No. i to No. 14,
forming 67 pp., 4to. c. 2169
" The above tract, now rare, is said by Oldmixon [who wrote contemporaneously] to
have been drawn up by John Ash, on his mission to the proprietary government of
Carolina in London. It is usually found appended to " The Case of the Protestant
Dissenters in Carolina," London, 1706, and is on the same subject. Sometimes also
found separately, but without title-page." — A. R. S.
Ash (St. George). A Sermon Preach'd before the Incorpo-
rated Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign
Parts ; at their Anniversary Meeting in the Parish-Church of
St. Mary-le-Bovv^ ; on Friday the i8th of February, 17 14. By
the Right Reverend Father in God, St. George, Lord Bishop of
Clogher in Ireland. London^ J. Downing^ ^7^S' 8vo, pp. 62. M.
Ash (S.) a Letter of many Ministers in Old England,
requesting the judgment of their reverend Brethren in New
England concerning nine positions. Written a.d. 1637. To-
gether with their answer thereunto returned, anno 1639, and the
reply unto the said answer sent over unto them, anno 1640.
Now published by Simeon Ash and William Rathband. London^
for Thomas Underhill^ 1643. Sm. 4to, 5 p. 1., pp. 90. 21 7 1
A[sh] (T[homas] ). Carolina ; | Or | A | Description | Of the
Present State of that | Country, | and | The Natural Excellencies
thereof; viz. The | Healthfulness of the Air, Pleasantness of the
Place, I Advantage and Usefulness of those Rich Commo-| dities
there plentifully abounding, which much | encrease and flourish
by the Industry of the Plan-| ters that daily enlarge that Colony. |
Published by T. A. Gent. | Clerk on Board His Majesties Ship
the Richmond, which was | sent out in the Year 1680, with
37
290
ASHE.
particular Instructions to | enquire into the State of that Country,
by His Majesties I Special Command, and Return'd this Present
Year, 1682. | Londo?:^ \ Printed for W. C, and to he Sold by
Mrs. Grover ...|... 1682. 4to, pp. (2), 40. 'c. & H. 2172
Reprinted in Carrol Coll. ii., pp. 59-84.
AsHBURNHAM, Alass. Annual Report of the School Com-
mittee, of Ashburnham, 1849-50. Fitchhurg^ Printed by C. C.
Curtis^ 1850. i2mo, pp. ii. Continued; 1851-52, and later
reports, 8vo. 2173
A Copy of the Valuation and Taxes of the Town of Ash-
burnham, for the Year 1857. Fitchburg^ Printed by E. ^ J, F.
D. Garfield^ 1857. ^vo, pp. 30. H. 2174
Prospectus and Reports on the Ashburton Coal Company's
Estate, in Schuylkill and Luzerne Counties, Penn. Office, No.
39 William Street, New York. New Tork^ Dodge & Grattan^
Printers., 1864. 8vo, pp. 16. Map. H. 2175
Ashburton [Lord). See Baring (Alexander).
AsHCROFT. Ashcroft's Railway Directory for 1866, contain-
ing an Official List of the Officers and Directors of the Rail-
roads in the United States and Canada, together with their
Financial Condition and Amount of Rolling Stock. Compiled
from Official Reports by John Ashcroft. New York., John Ash-
croft., 1866. 8vo, pp. 172. 2176
Ashe (Thomas). A Commercial View, and Geographical
Sketch, of the Brasils in South America, and of the Island of
Madeira ... . By T. Ashe, Esq. Who travelled the Continent
of America several Years. London., Allen iff Co.^ 181 2. 8vo,
Title, pp. 160. h. 2177
According to the "Monthly Review/" lxx., pp. 219, a compilation of no merit
whatever.
Ashe. Memoirs and Confessions of Capt. Ashe. Written
by Himself. London, 1 815. 3 vols., post 8vo. P. 2178
Ashe. Memoirs of Mammoth and various other Extraordi-
nary and stupendous bones of non-descript animals found in the
vicinity of the Ohio, Wabash, Illinois, Mississippi, Missouri,
Osage and Red Rivers ... [and now in the Liverpool Museum].
By Thomas Ashe. Liverpool, 1806. 8vo, pp. 60. 2179
Ashe. Travels in America, performed in 1806, For the
Purpose of exploring the Rivers Alleghany, Monongahela, Ohio,
ASHER.
291
and Mississippi, and Ascertaining the Produce and Condition of
their Banks and Vicinity. By Thomas Ashe, Esq. In Three
Volumes. London^ Phillips^ 1808. i2mo, pp. iv., iv., 328 ; 2 p. 1.,
292; 2 p. 1., ilO.-\- Newbury port ^ Re-printed for IVilliam Sawyer
6f Co.^ 1808. i2mo, pp. 366. H. 2180
Some copies have the imprint, Neiv Tork, 1808. Also included in Phillips'
Voyages, v. x., and Pinkerton. " An unmeasured hatred of the Americans per-
vades the whole of Mr. Ashe's narrative. His account of the Atlantic States forms
the most comprehensive piece of national abuse we ever recollect to have perused.
Their inhabitants it seems are all abominably vicious j but in degrees very nicely
distinguished; the middle states being bad — the northern very bad — and the southern
execrable." — Ed. Rev., xv., 349. See also Quar. Rev.
AsHER (Adolph). A short Bibliographical Memoir of the Col-
lection of Voyages and Travels published by Levinus Hulsius, at
Nuremberg and Francfort, from 1598 to 1650. By A. Asher.
[s. 1.], 1833, 8vo, pp. 16. 2181
This was extracted from Asher's "Monthly List of Old Books," afterwards re-
printed, with the following title :
AsHER. Bibliographical Essay on the Collection of Voyages
and Travels, edited and published by Levinus Hulsius and his
Successors at Nuremberg and Francfort from Anno 1598 to
1660. By A. Asher. London and Berlin^ A. Asher^ 1839. 4to,
3 p. 1., pp. 118. H. 2182
One hundred and twenty copies printed.
AsHER (C. W.) Uber die deutschen Handelsverhaltnisse zu
den Landern des westlichen Amerika. Ein Vortrag, gehalten
am 8. Mai 1850 im Verein zur Centralisation deutscher Aus-
wanderung und Colonisation zu Berlin. Berlin^ 1850. 8vo,
PP- 37- 2183
With an official report *' Uber Californien," by Butler King.
AsHER (G. M.) Henry Hudson the Navigator, the original
Documents in which his career is recorded, collected, partly
translated, and annotated with an introduction. By G. M. Asher.
London^ Hakluyt Society^ i860. 8vo. 2184
Mr. Hannah, librarian of the Long Island Historical Society, has printed a Sketch
of Henry Hudson, the Navigator, By Dr. G. M. Asher, of Heidelberg. Brooklyn^
Reprintedfor Pri-vate Circulation. 8vo. pp. 23.
AsHER. Prospectus of a Bibliographical and Historical Essay
on the Dutch Books and Pamphlets relating to New-Netherland,
and to the Dutch West-India Company, as also on the Maps,
Charts, &c. of New-Netherland. Compiled from the Dutch
292 ASHLEY.
public and private libraries, and chiefly from the collection of
Mr. Frederick Muller in Amsterdam. By G. M. Asher. Am-
sterdam^ 1854-55. 4to, 2 1., pp. 120; a List of the Maps
and Charts of New-Netherland, pp. 22. ; List of Names, pp.
23. Map. N. 2185
Also on large paper. Owing to a dispute between the author and the publisher
this work was not completed. It terminates abruptly at page 120, followed by three
pages of additions and corrections, which, /)r/wa y^c/f, convey the idea that the work
is complete. Tromel, in his Bib. Amer., evidently had access to the unpublished
MS., as he refers to numbers as high as 300, whereas this work describes only 117.
See Bib. Am. Vet., xxxvi.
AsHER (J.) Incidents in the Life of the Rev. J. Asher,
Pastor of Shiloh (Coloured) Baptist Church, Philadelphia, U. S.,
and A Concluding Chapter on Facts illustrating the Unrighteous
Prejudice existing in the Minds of American Citizens toward
their Coloured Brethren, with an Introduction by Wilson
Armistead ... . London^ Charles Gilpin^ 1850. l6mo, pp. (4),
80. H. 2186
Ashley (Chester). Speech ... on the Oregon Question. ...
April 3, 1846. Washington^ ... Blair and Rives ^ 1846. 8vo,
pp. 16. H. 2187
Ashley (F. B.) Mormonism : an Exposure of the Imposi-
tions adopted by the sect called " The Latter-day Saints." By
the Rev. F. B. Ashley. London^ 1851. 8vo, pp. 36. 2188
Ashley (James M.) The Rebellion — Its Causes and Con-
sequences. A Speech delivered by Hon. J. M. Ashley, at
College Hall in the City of Toledo, Tuesday Evening, Nov.
26, 1 86 1. Toledo^ Pelton and Waggoner,, Printers^ 1861. 8vo,
pp. 21. -{-{^Washington, Towers, Printers, 1 86 1.] 8vo, pp. 16. H.
Ashley. Success of the Calhoun Revolution : the Constitu-
tion changed and Slavery nationalized by the Usurpations of the
Supreme Court. Speech of Hon. James M. Ashley, of Ohio.
Delivered in the U. S. House of Representatives, May 29, i860.
Washington, D. C, Buell ^ Blanchard, Printers, i860. 8vo,
pp. 30. h. 2190
Ashley. Protection and Freedom in Arizona. Speech of
Hon. J. M. Ashley, of Ohio. Delivered in the House of Re-
presentatives, May 8, 1862. {Washington, Printed by L. Towers
^ Co., 1862.] 8vo, pp. 8. h. 2191
Also, Speeches : '-Initiate Emancipation." -^/)r// 1 1, 1862. 8vo, pp. 8. Protection
and Freedom in Arizona, May 8, 1862. 8vo, pp. 8. The Liberation and Resto-
ASHLEY. 293
ration of the South. March 30, 1864. 8vo, pp. 15. Speech, Jan. 6, 1865, on the
Constitutional Amendment for the Abolition of Slavery. New Tork, 1865. 8vo,
pp. 22. Another Edition. 8vo, pp. 8. Impartial Suffrage. May 29, 1866. 8vo,
pp. 15.
Ashley (John). Memoirs and Considerations concerning
The Trade and Revenues of the British Colonies in America.
With Proposals for rendering those Colonies more Beneficial
to Great Britain. By John Ashley Esq ; London, C. Corbett
[etc.] 1740. 8vo, pp. vi., 154. H. 2192
" This pamphlet relates principally to the Produce of Sugar in the West Indies, and
the markets for it." — Rich.
Ashley. The Second Part of Memoirs and Considerations
Concerning the Trade and Revenues of the British Colonies in
America ; Tending to shew How the Trade and Interest of
those Colonies are interwoven with the Interest of Great Britain,
and that the Traffick, Wealth and Strength of the whole British
Empire may thereby be greatly increased. By John Ashley,
Esq ; Late Deputy-Surveyor and Auditor-General of all his
Majesty's Revenues arising in Barbados, and the Windward
Caribbee Islands in America, and a Member of his Majesty's
Council in the said Island of Barbados. London, Printed by H.
Kent for E. Comyns, mdccxliii. 8vo, pp. xii., 127. H. 2193
Ashley. A Supplement to the Second Part of the Memoirs
of the Trade and Revenues of the British Colonies in America.
By John Ashley. 1744. 8vo. 2194
[Ashley.] Some Observations on A Direct Exportation of
Sugar, from the British Islands. With Answers to Mr. Tori-
ano's Objections to it. In a letter from a Gentleman in Bar-
bados, to his Friend in London. [Signed John Ashley.] London,
M.DCC.xxxv. 4to, pp. 23. H. 2195
[Ashley.] The Sugar Trade, with the Incumbrances thereon,
Laid Open. By A Barbadoes Planter. London, J. Peek, 1734.
8vo, pp. (8), 22, and 2 folded leaves. w. «fe h. 2196
Ashley (Jonathan). A Letter From the Reverend Mr. Jona-
than Ashley, To the Reverend Mr. William Cooper. In Answer
to his Objections to Mr. Ashley's Sermon ; as publish'd in the
Boston Gazette, January nth. 1743. \_Boston, S. Eliot, 1743.]
4to, pp. 7. H. & w. 2197
Ashley. ... Sermon at Gathering of a Church at New
294 ASHMUN.
Salem, and Ordination of Rev. Samuel Kendall, Dec. 15, 1742.
By Rev. Jonathan Ashley. Boston^ I743« 8vo, pp. 36. M.
Ashley. ... A Sermon Preach'd at Deerfield, Nov. 25.
1 74 1. Upon the gathering a Church for Fall-Town [now Ber-
nardstown], and the Ordination of Mr. John Norton ... . By
Jonathan Ashley ... . Boston^ Printed by S. Kneeland and T,
Green^ IJ4.2. 8vo, Title, pp. 28. H. 2 199
Ashley. ... A Sermon Preached at Northfield, Jan. 11.
1748. the Day before the Interment of the Remains of the
Reverend Benjamin Doolittle, Pastor of the Church there. Who
died January 9. 1748, in the 54th Year of his Age, and 30th of
his Ministry. By Jonathan Ashley, a.m. ... Boston^ Printed by
Rogers and Fowle^ 1749- 8vo, pp. 26. H. 2200
Mr. Ashley also published " The Great Duty of Charity ... A Sermon ... Boston^
S. Eliot, 1742." 8vo, pp. (4), 25. " A Sermon at the Ordination of Samuel Ken-
dall, at New Salem, 1742." " An humble Attempt," etc. Boston, 1753. 4to, pp.
26. " Churches consisting of Saints. Two Sermons. Boston, 1753." 8vo, pp. 26.
Ashley (S. S.) Present Duty. An Address deHvered before
the Worcester & Middlesex Temperance Union, at Ashland,
Mass., November ii, 1862. By Rev. S. S. Ashley, of North-
borough. Published by the Worcester and Middlesex Temperance
Union^ 1863. 8vo, pp. 8. H. 2201
In favor of a prohibitory liquor law.
AsHMEAD (J. W.) Opening Speech of John W. Ashmead,
United States District Attorney, in the Case of the United
States vs. Castner Hanway, indicted for Treason, in the Circuit
Court of the United States for the Eastern District of Pennsyl-
vania, Delivered November 28, 1851. Philadelphia^ B, Mifflin^
Printer^ 1 851. 8vo, pp. 24. H. 2202
Ashmead (William). A Sermon, preached in the Second
Presbyterian Church, Charleston, May 24, 1829, on assuming
the Pastoral Charge ... . By William Ashmead. ... Charleston^
Observer Office Press^ 1829. ^^^5 PP* 47* ^' 2203
AsHMUN (J.) History of the American Colony in Liberia,
from December 1821 to 1823. By J. Ashmun. Compiled
from the Authentic Records of the Colony. Washington^ Printed
by Way ^ Gideon^ 1826. 8vo, pp. 42. Map. H. 2204
AsHMUN (George). Speech of Mr. Geo. Ashmun of Mass.
ASPDEN. 295
on the Mexican War, Feb. 4. 1847. ^ashington^ 1847. ^^o,
pp. 16. 2205
Also, Speeches, July 27, 184.6, on the Bill for additional Fortifications. 8vo, ppt 7.
Reply to the attack of C. J. IngersoU upon Daniel Webster, April 27, 1846. 8vo,
pp. 16. Speech of Emancipation in [the French] Colonies. 8vo, pp. 16. Speech
upon the Texas Boundary, Aug. 14, 1850. 8vo, pp. 15.
AsHMUN. Memoir of the Life and Character of the Rev.
Samuel Bacon, a.m. late an Officer of Marines in the United
States' Service: afterwards Attorney at Law in ... Pennsyl-
vania : and subsequently a Minister of the Episcopal Church,
and Principal Agent Of the American Government for person^
liberated from Slave-Ships, on the Coast of Africa ; Where he
[died] ... May, 1820. By J. Ashmun. Washington City [etc.],
Jacob Gideon^ junior^ Printer^ 1822. 8vo, pp. viii., 288. b.
AsHTON. Ashton's Memorial. An History of the Strange
Adventures, and Signal Deliverances, of Mr. Philip Ashton,
Who, After he had made his Escape from the Pirates, liv'd
alone on a Desolate Island for about Sixteen Months, &c. With
A short Account of Mr. Nicholas Merritt, who was taken at
the same time. To which is added, A Sermon on Dan. 3. 17,
by John Barnard, v.d.m. [Mottoes.] Boston^ N. E.^ Samuel
Gerrish^ IJI^. 8vo, pp. (4), 66. n.-^ London ; Printed for
Richard Ford and Samuel Chandler^ 1726. i2mo, 4 p. 1., pp.
148. N. 2207
Ashton was taken prisoner by the pirate Low, at Port Rossaway, Cape Sable, and
carried into the West Indies, Central America, etc.
AsHWORTH (Henry). Recollections of a Tour in the United
States of America, Canada, and Cuba ; delivered before the
Members of the Bolton Mechanics' Institute. ... By Henry
Ashworth. Reprinted from " The Bolton Chronicle."' Bolton^
James Hudsmith [1859]. ^^°> PP- 45- H. 2208
Asie et Amerique, ou Tableau interessant de la religion, des
mcEurs, usages et coutumes divers des populations de ces deux
parties du monde. Paris^ Lehuby^ 1855. i2mo. 2 Engravings.
AsPDEN. Supreme Court of the United States. No. 160.
John A. Brown, Adm'r of John Aspden, of London ... et al.,
Appellants, vs. Matthias Aspden's Adm'r D. B. N. C. T. A.,
et al. On Appeal from the Circuit Court, U. S., for the
Eastern District of Pennsylvania. \_lVashington^ Gideon^ Print, ^
1851.] 8vo, pp. vii., 1209. H. 2210
296 ASPINWALL.
Aspen. Letters and other Documents, Produced in the Case
of the Succession of Matthias Aspden, and Ordered to be
Printed. Philadelphia [^Privately printed^ i^-^'j. 8vo, pp. 316.
The Aspect of the Times, a Political Poem, &c. By a
Native of Newark. Newark^ 1% 7^1. i2mo. 2212
The Aspects of Religion in the United States of America.
By the Author of " The Englishwoman in America." London^
Low^ 1859. i2mo, pp. 190. 2213
AspiNALL (Joseph). The Transit Question. Transportation
to the Seaboard. The Enormous Charges on Western Produce.
Letter from Joseph Aspinall, Esq., President of the Detroit
Board of Trade, in Reply to Hon. N. S. Benton ... . [n. p.,
1865.] Svo, pp. 12. H. 2214
AspiNWALL (Thomas). Catalogue of Books relating to
America, in the Collection of Colonel Aspinwall, Consul of the
United States of America at London. \_Paris^ 1831 ?] 8vo, 2
p. 1., pp. 66. c. & H. 2215
The collection comprises 771 rare and valuable articles, collected by its worthy pos-
sessor during his long residence at London as Consul-General. They were subse-
quently purchased by Mr. S. L. M. Barlow, of New York, but unfortunately about
3500 of the 4000 volumes which the library contained were destroyed by fire. It is
gratifying to add that the portion saved included the rarest of the books.
Aspinwall. [Letter to Col. Aspinwall, accompanying a
Service of Plate, offered to him, on his Return to America, by
Baring Brothers and 35 others ; with his Reply. London^ Litho-
graphed in imitation ofMS.^ ^^53.] 4to, pp. 4. H. 22x6
Aspinwall. Remarks on the Narragansett Patent. Read
before The Massachusetts Historical Society, June, 1862, by
Thomas Aspinwall. Boston^ Jo^^ Wilson and Son^ 1863. 8vo,
pp. 41. H. + Second Edition. Providence^ S. S. Rider^ 1865.
8vo, pp. 40. 2217
Aspinwall (William). A Brief Description of the Fifth
Monarchy, or Kingdome that shortly is to come into the World
the Monarch, Subjects, Officers and Lawes thereof. By W.
Aspinwall. London^ Printed by M. Simmons for Livewell Chap-
man^ 1653. 4^°' 2218
A[spinwall] (W.) The Legislative Power is Christ's pecu-
ASSASSINATION.
297
liar prerogative. Proved from the 9th of Isaiah, vers. 6, 7. By
W. A[spinwall.] London^ Livewell Chapman^ 1656. 4to, pp. 39.
Aspinwall resided some time in New England, and edited Cotton's Abstract of
Laws. He also published An Explication of the twenty-fourth Chapter of Isaiah.
His son, Peter Aspinwall, was the first settler in Brookline, Mass.
AsPLAND (Alfred). On American Prisons. By Mr. Alfred
Aspland. Read before the Members of the Manchester Statis-
tical Society December 14, 1864. Manchester^ Cave ^ Sever ^
Printers^ 1865. 8vo, pp. 27. 2220
Aspland (Robert). An Attempt to delineate the Character
of William Ellery Channing. A Sermon ... . London^ 1842.
8vo. 2221
AsPLUND (John). The Annual Register of the Baptist Deno-
mination in North America, to the First of December 1790,
containing an Account of the Churches and their Constitutions,
Ministers, Members, Associations, theii- Plan and Sentiments,
Rule and Order, Proceedings and Correspondence, ... [Pref-
ace dated] Southampton County^ Virginia^ July 14, 1791. 4to,
pp. 72. N. 2222
AsPLUND. The Universal Register of the Baptist Denomi-
nation in North America for 1 790-1-2-3-4. Boston^ I794-
i2mo. w. 2223
AssALiNi (Paolo). Observations on the ... Plague ; ...
Trans, from the French by Adam Neale. To which is added,
A Letter concerning the Seasoning, or Yellow Fever of the West
Indies : By George Pinckard ... . New Tork^ T. and J. Swords^
1806. i2mo, pp. 281. s. 2224
AssALL (F. W.) Nachrichten iiber die friiheren Einwohner
von Nordamerika und ihre Denkmaler, gesammelt von Friedrich
Wilhelm Assail, Berghauptmann des Staates Pennsylvanien.
Herausgegeben mit einem Vorberichte von Franz Jos. Mone.
Heidelberg^ A. Oswald^ 1827. 8vo, pp. 152. With an Atlas
of 12 Lithograph Plates. 2225
Almost a literal translation of Vol. i. of the " Archaelogia Americana."
The Assassination and History of the Conspiracy. A Com-
plete Digest ... . Cincinnati^ J. R. Haiuley ^ Co. 8vo, pp. xi.,
21-163. 2226
Relates to the death of Abraham Lincoln.
38
298 ASSIENTO.
The Assiento, I or, I Contract I for I Allowing to the Subjects
of Great Britain | the Liberty of Importing Negroes | into the
Spanish America. | Sign'd by the Catholick King at Madrid, the|
Twenty sixth Day of March, i7i3.|By Her Majesties special
Command. | London^ \ Printed by John Baskett ...|... 1713.I 4to,
2 p. 1., pp. 48. H.-\- Reprinted, 1726. 2227
In English and Spanish.
The Assiento Contract Consider'd, as also The Advantages
and Decay of the Trade of Jamaica and the Plantations. With
the Causes and Consequences thereof. In several Letters to a
Member of Parliament. London, F. Burleigh, 17 14. 8vo, 5 p.
1., pp. 50. P. 2228
Assiento que se tomo con Antonio Fernandez Delbas, sobre
la renta y prouision general de esclauos negros para las Indias,
ano de mil y seiscientos y quinze. \^MadridF~\ Folio, pp. 20. s.
Assiento, y Capitvla-|cion que por mandado de su Magestad
se|ha tomado con diuersas personas interes-| sadas en el co-
mercio de las Indias, sobre lajcobran^a, y administracion del
derecho|del aueria por tres anos, que comien^anla correr desde
principio deste|de i6i8.| Folio, 31 1. 2230
Assiento, I y Capitv-| lacion qve los se-|nores Presidente y del
Conse-|jo Real de las Indias tomaron con los vezinos|de la
ciuidad de Cadiz, y Vniuersidad de|los mareantes de Seuilla. |
Sobre I la cobran^a, y administracion | del derecho de la aueria, y
despacho de las armadas, y flo-|tas de las Indias, por tiempo de
seys anos, que|comien^an a correr desde principio | del de 1621.
^no 1620. \Impresso\ en Madrid. Por Fernando Correa de Monte-
negro.\ Folio, 41. 1. j.C.B. 2231
Assiento y | Capitvlacion, qve | los senores Presidente, y del
Consejo I Real de las Indias tomaron con Adriano de Legaso,
por I si y en nombre del Prior y Consules de la Vniuersidad | de
los cargadores a las Indias de la ciudad de Seuilla, y | demas per-
sonas interessadas en el comercio dellas, so- 1 bre la cobran^a y
administracion del derecho de la Aue-|ria, y despacho de las
armada y flotas de las Indias, por | tiempo de seis anos, que
comen^aran acorrer des-|de principio del venidero de 1628. y
se| cumpliran en fin del | de 633. | En Madrid, Por luan Gonzalez. \
Am de M.DC.xxvii. | Folio, 44 1. 2232
Assiento y | Capitvlacion, q^ve|los senores Presidente, y del
ASSOCIATION.
299
Conse-|jo Real de las Indlas tomaron con el Prior, y Consu-|
les, y Comercio de Seuilla, sobre la cobran^a, y ad-|ministracion
del derecho de la Aueria, y despacho de | las Armadas, y Flotas
de las Indias, por tiempo de|tres anos, que comien^an a correr
desde prin-|cipio deste de mil y seiscientos, |y quarenta. | £n
Madrid^ Por Andres de Parra. \ Aho de m.dc.xxxx. | Folio,
51 1. 2233
Assiento. \Begins\ En | el Nom- 1 bre de | Dios, | Amen. | Sepan |
qvantos esta| carta viere|como nos Crhis-|toval de Barnvevo
Boni- 1 faz, y Ivan de Vergara Gaviria, | etc. \^Assiento del Aueria
de prior y Consules am de 1618.] Folio, 27 1. 2234
Assimilated Rank of the Civil Branch of the Navy. See
[Ruschenberger (W. S. W.)]
Association of American Geologists and Naturalists. Re-
ports of the First, Second, and Third Meetings of the Asso-
ciation of American Geologists and Naturalists, at Philadelphia,
in 1840 and 1841, and at Boston in 1842. Embracing its Pro-
ceedings and Transactions. Boston^ Gould^ Kendall & Lincoln^
1843. ^vo^ PP- 544- 21 Plates. h. 2235
N° I. Association du sou par semaine en faveur des esclaves.
[Compte rendu. Lausanne^ Imp. Georges Bridel^ 1859.] i6mo,
pp. 8. H. 2236
The Association of Franklin Medal Scholars. [Its History,
with a List of the Scholars.] Printed for the Association
from the Annual Report of the School Committee for 1857.
Boston^ Geo, C. Rand & Avery ^ City Printers^ 1858. 8vo, pp.
40. H. 2237
The Association, &c. of the Delegates of the Colonies, at the
Grand Congress, held at Philadelphia, Sept. i, 1774; Versified,
and adapted to Music, calculated for Grave and Gay disposi-
tions ; with a short Introduction. By Bob Jingle, Esq ; Poet
Laureat to the Congress. Printed in the Year M,dcc,lxxiv.
^Philadelphia.'] 8vo, pp. 22. N. 2238
Published by the Tories to ridicule the proceedings of" Congress. See M. R., lii.,
263.
[Association for the exhibition of the industry of all nations.]
Official Catalogue of the New- York Exhibition of the Industry
of all Nations. 1853. ^^"^ Tork^ George P. Putnam & Co.^
300 ASTIE.
1853. i2mo, pp. 192. + First revised Edition. New York^
1853. i2mo, pp. 240, 22. N. 2239
Statement made by the Association for the Exhibition of the
industry of all Nations in regard to the Organization and Pro-
gress of the Enterprise. New Tork^ Carr and Hicks^ 1853.
8vo, pp. 56. Plate. A. 2240
The Association also published various broadside circulars, and a Description of the
Building, broadside.
Association for the Exhibition of the Industry of all Nations.
Official Awards of Juries. Professor B. Silliman, Jr., B. P.
Johnson, Esq., Samuel Webber, Esq., Commissioners on Juries.
... New Tork^ Printed by Wm. C. Bryant Cff Co., 1853. ^^^t
pp. v., 99. H. 2241
Association of Medical Superintendents of American Institu-
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bution of Lunatic Hospital Reports ... 1857. 8vo, pp. 8. P.
AssoLLANT (Alfred). Cannoniers a vos pieces ! Par Alfred
Assollant. Paris^ E. Dentu^ 1861. 8vo, pp. 30. B. 2243
AssoLLANT. Scenes de la vie des £tats-Unis par Alfred
Assollant Acacia Les Butterfly Une fantaisie americaine. Paris^
L. Hachette et C'% 1859. i2mo. Title, pp. 364. B. 2244
AsTETE DE Ulloa (Gonzalo). Pompa fvnebre, |y Exceqvias,
qve I el excelentissimo Senor | D. Pedro de Toledo y Leyba
Marques dejMancera, Virrey destos Reynos hizo en la|muerte
de la Reyna nuestra Senoraj Doiia Ysabel de Borbon. | A la Ex.
S. D. Maria Lvisa | de Salazar y Enriquez Virreyna \ del Peru \ Por
el lie. D. Gonzalo \ Astete de Vlloa Capellan mayor de la | Capilla
Real de Lima.\ [1645.] 4to, 126 1. 2245
AsTi (Felice). Memoria o dissertazione sopra la Nuova
China China del regno di S. Fe, nell' America meridionale.
Seconda edizione ... con lettere de V. Dandolo. Venezia^ ^79^*
4to. 2246
AsTiE (J. F.) Histoire de la republique des £tats-Unis
depuis I'etablissement des premieres colonies jusqu'a I'election
du president Lincoln (1620-1860). Par. J. F. Astie. Precedee
d'une preface par M. Ed. Laboulaye, de I'Institut. [Motto.]
Paris^ Grassarty 1865. 8vo, pp. xv., 478; 589. B. 2247
ASTOR. 301
AsTiE. Le reveil religieux des £tats Unis (1857-1858),
d'apres les principales publications americaines et anglaises.
Lausanne^ Bride I ^ 1859. l2mo. 2248
AsTiE (J. F.) De godsdienstige opwekking in Amerika, ten
tijde van Jonathan Edwards. Uit het Fransch. s' Gravenhage^
H. y. Gerretsen^ 1866. Post 8vo, pp. 43. 2248^
I have not seen the French original.
AsTLEY (Thomas). Collection of Voyages. See [Green
(John)].
Astor Library, N. Y. Act of Incorporation and By-Laws of
the Trustees. New-York^ 1849. ^^^j PP- 8- 2249
Alphabetical Index to the Astor Library, or Catalogue, with
Short Titles, of the Books now collected, and of the Proposed
Accessions, as submitted to the Trustees of the Library for
their Approval, Jan., 1851. [By Dr. J. G. Cogswell.] New
Tork^ R. Craighead^ Printer^ 1 85 1. 8vo, pp. xxx., 446. 2250
Catalogue of Books in the Astor Library relating to the Lan-
guages and Literature of Asia, Africa and the Oceanic Islands.
New Tork^ Astor Library Autographic Press ^ mdcccliv. 8vo, pp.
(8), 424. H. 2251
100 copies printed. " Languages of the American Indians," pp. 179-187.
Catalogue or Alphabetical Index of the Astor Library. ...
Part I. Authors and Books. [Compiled by J. G. Cogswell.]
... New Tork^ Printed by R. Craighead^ 1857-61. 8vo, pp. v.,
21 10. -{-Supplement ... with an Alphabetical Index of Subjects
in all the Volumes. ... New Tork^ 1866. 8vo, pp. (4), 605.
With title-pages to divide the work into five volumes.
Concise Classified List of ... Bibliography ... selected ...
for the Astor Library. New Tork^ 1849. ^vo, pp. 30. 2253
Also prefixed to the Alphabetical Index.
List of Periodicals and Transactions of Societies taken in at
the Astor Library, 1855. \_New Tork^ 1855.] 8vo, pp. 24.
Lithographed. 2254
Annual Report of the Trustees to the Legislature, [for 1849].
Albany^ N, 7"., 1850. 8vo. Continued. 2255
302
ATCHESON.
Prospectus of the Astor Mining Company, Eagle River, Lake
Superior. Boston^ Wright ^ Potter^ 1864. 8vo, pp. 16. Map.
H. 2256
Astounding Disclosures and Frauds in the Liquor Traffic.
Published by P. S. T. S. Philadelphia, Tract Society, i860.
l2mo, pp. 24. H. 2257
Astronomical Observations made during the Year 1845 ^^ ^^e
National Observatory, Washington : under the Direction of M.
F. Maury ... . Vol. l. ... Washington, Printed by J. & G. S.
Gideon, 1 846. 4to, pp. v., clvi., 273, 1 19. Plates. c. 2258
Five volumes were published, covering observations from 1845-50 inclusive. Con-
tinued with the title :
Astronomical and Meteorological Observations made at the
United States Naval Observatory, during the Year 1861. ...
Commander J. M. Gilliss, U. S. N., Superintendent. Washing-
ton, Government Printing Office, 1862. 4to, pp. xxv., 519 (l).
Continued. c. 2259
Four volumes, contains observations from 1861-64 inclusive, had appeared up to
1867.
Asylum. Origin of the First Presbyterian Church of Asylum,
Bradford Co., Pa. With an Appendix and Notes. And also,
A Formula used in Receiving Members. Towanda^ Pa., E. S,
Goodrich, 1843. i2mo, pp. 14. 2260
At Anchor : a Story of our Civil War. By an American.
New York, D. Jppleton & Co., 1865. i2mo, pp. 311. c. 2261
Atall (pseudon.) See [Wain].
Atcheson. American Encroachments on British Rights ;
or. Observations on the Importance of the British North Amer-
ican Colonies. And on the Late Treaties with the United
States ; With Remarks on Mr. Baring's Examination ; And a
Defence of the Shipping Interest from the Charge of having
attempted to impose on Parliament, and of Factious Conduct in
their Opposition to the American Intercourse Bill. By Nathaniel
Atcheson, Esq. f.a.s. [Motto.] London, J. Butterworth, and
J. M. Richardson, 1 808. 8vo, pp. xiii. (l), cxiii. ; 250. 4
Maps and Tables, h., c, & p. + A New Edition, with Consid-
erable Additions. London, iSoS. 8vo. (In the " Pamphleteer,"
Vol. VI., pp. 33-98, and 361-98, and 361-400.) 2262
See M. R., lix., 305.
ATHERTON. 3O3
Atcheson. a Collection of Debates in Parliament on the
Navigation and Colonial System, on the Trade between Great
Britain and the United States of America, and on the Intercourse
between the latter and the British Colonies in North America and
the West Indies, &c. &:c. from 1783 to 1808, both inclusive,
with Prefatory Observations, Notes, and an Appendix, contain-
ing ... Documents ... . By Nathaniel Atcheson. London^
1808 [or] 1809. 8vo. 2263
[Atcheson.] Collection of Interesting and Important Re-
ports and Papers on the navigation and trade of Great-Britain,
Ireland, and the British Colonies in the West Indies and Amer-
ica, with tables of tonnage ... . Printed by order of the Society
of Shipowners of Great Britain. Edited by N. Atcheson. Lon-
don^ 1807. 8vo, pp. xxviii., 154, ccxcvii. H. &. s. 2264
[Atcheson.] A Compressed View of the Points to be dis-
cussed, in treating with the United States of America ; a.d. 18 14.
With an Appendix and Two Maps. [Mottoes.] London^ J,
M, Richardson^ 1 8 14. 8vo, 2 p. 1., pp. 39. 2 Maps. H. k s.
Some copies printed in 4to. Relates to the Boundary Question. See M. R.,lxxv.,
328. Reprinted in the " Pamphleteer," v. 105-139.
Atchison (David R.) Speech of Hon. D. R. Atchison, of
Missouri, on the Oregon Question, Delivered in the Senate of
the United States, March 12, 1846. [n. p., n. d.] 8vo, pp. 8.
H. 2266
Atheos ; or the Tragedies of Unbelief. New York^ Sheldon ^
Company^ 1862. l2mo, pp. 331. 2267
Contains matter relative to Aaron Burr, &c.
Atherton (Booz M.) See Wells (Bezaleel).
Atherton (C. G.) Speech of Mr. Atherton of New Hamp-
shire, on the General Appropriation Bill. ... April 23 and 24,
1840. IVashington^ 1840. 8vo, pp. 15. H. 2268
Also : Speech, May 27, 1840, on the Public Revenue. 8vo, pp. 16. Speech on
the Twelve Million Loan Bill, July 12, 1841. 8vo. On the Tariff, Dec. 23, 1841.
8vo. On the Proceeds of the Public Lands, March 30, 1842. 8vo. Apportionment
Bill, May 3, 1842. 8vo. Speech on the Tariff, May 25, 1844. 8vo.
Atherton (C. H.) An Address delivered at Concord,
before the New-Hampshire Historical Society, at their Annual
Meeting, June 8, 1831. By Charles H. Atherton, a Member
... . Concord^ Printed by Jacob B. Moore^ 1 83 1. 8vo, pp. 29. N.H.
304 ATKINS.
Atherton. Eulogy on Gen. George Washington, late Presi-
dent of the United States, who died December 14, 1799;
Delivered at Amherst, N. H. before the Inhabitants of the
Town of Amherst, the Inhabitants of the Town of Milford, and
the Benevolent Lodge, on the 22d day of February, 1800, at the
Request of the Committee of the Selectmen and other Respect-
able Citizens of the Town of Amherst, to which was superadded
the Request of the Committee of the Benevolent Lodge. By
Charles Humphrey Atherton. From the Press of Samuel Preston^
Amherst^ 1800. Svo, pp. 23. H. 2270
Atherton. Memoir of the Hon. Joshua Atherton. Boston^
Crosby^ Nichols^ and Company^ 1852. 8vo, pp. 57. H. 2271
Atherton. An Oration, pronounced in the First Parish at
Amherst, N. H. ... July 4, 1798. By Charles H. Atherton.
[Motto.] Printed at Amherst^ by Samuel Preston^ J^ht ^19^*
8vo, pp. 24. H. 2272
Atherton (W.) Narrative of the Suffering & Defeat of the
North-western Army, under General Winchester : Massacre of
the Prisoners : Sixteen Months Imprisonment ... with the
Indians and British : By William Atherton. Frankfort^ Ky.^
Printed for the Author by A. G. Hodges^ 1842. l8mo, pp. 152.
H. & P. 2273
Atkins (John). A Voyage to Guinea, Brasil, and the West-
Indies ; In His Majesty's Ships, the Swallow and Weymouth.
Describing the several Islands and Settlements, viz. Madeira,
the Canaries, Cape de Verd, Sierraleon, Sesthos, Cape Apol-
lonia, Cabo Corso, and others on the Guinea Coast ; Barbadoes,
Jamaica, &c. in the West-Indies. The Colour, Diet, Lan-
guages, Habits, Manners, Customs, and Religions of the respect-
ive Natives, and Inhabitants. With Remarks on the Gold,
Ivory, and Slave-Trade ; and on the Winds, Tides and Cur-
rents of the several Coasts. By John Atkins, Surgeon in the
Royal Navy. [Motto.] London^ Ccesar Ward and Richard
Chandler^ M.DCC.xxxv. Svo, Title, i L, pp. xxv., 265 [pp. 3-18
omitted]; Errata. h. k s. 2274
Atkins. A Voyage to Guinea, Brasil, and the West-Indies ;
... Giving a Genuine Account of the Several Islands. ... By
John Atkins, Gent, of Plaistow, in Essex. The Second Edi-
tion. London and Scarborough^ Ccesar Ward and Richard Chandler^
1737. 8vo, pp. xxv., 265. s. 2275
This is the previous work, with merely a new title.
ATKINSON.
305
Atkins (John). Report of the Evidence in the case, John
Atkins, appellant, vs. Calvin Sauger & al. Executors, rela-
tive to the will of the late Mrs. Badger, of Natick. By the
appellant. Dedham [Ms.], H. ^ W, H. Mann [1822]. 8vo,
pp. 84. c. 2276
Atkins. Democracy and Dred Scott. Speech delivered by
Smith D. Atkins, Before the Freeport Wide Awakes, at Ply-
mouth Hall ... Aug. 14, i860 ... [n. p., n. d.] 8vo, pp. 24. H.
Atkins (Thomas). American Slavery. ... A Reply to the
Letter of Bishop Hopkins, of Vermont, ... by the Rev. Thomas
Atkins ... . New-York^ Scobell^ Printer [_n. d.^ 8vo, pp. 13. h.
Atkinson (Archibald). Speech of Mr. Atkinson, of Vir-
ginia, on the Oregon Question. Delivered in the House ... Feb-
ruary 7, 1846. Washington^ Printed at the Union Office^ 1846.
8vo, pp. 8. H. 2279
[Atkinson (EdwM)]. Cheap Cotton by Free Labor. By
A Cotton Manufacturer. Boston., Williams b' C^., 1861. 8vo,
pp. 52. Second Edition. Boston., 1861. 8vo, pp. 54. 2280
Atkinson. ... On Cotton. By Edward Atkinson, Esq., of
Boston, Mass., Delivered Dec. 14th, 1865. [n. p., n. d.]
8vo, pp. (12). H. 2281
Lecture ii. of a Course " on The Currency, Resources and Indebtedness of the
United States, delivered before the American Geographical and Statistical Society."
Atkinson. Report to the Boston Board of Trade on the
Cotton Manufacture of 1862, March i, 1863. By Edward
Atkinson. 8vo, pp. 21. Plate. 2282
Mr. Atkinson also published a broadside, " The Cotton Kingdom, 5oiro«, March,
1863," and an Article, "The Future Supply of Cotton," in the North Amer. Rev.,
April, 1864; xcviii., 477-497.
Atkinson (John). The Hermit : Or an Account of F. A.
J. Phyle, who Ifved without the use of fire for upwards of
twenty-two years, in a small cave, in the midst of a wood near
Mount Holly, in Burlington, N. J., and was found dead in the
year 1780. By John Atkinson. Philadelphia., 181 1. i8mo.
[Atkinson (Joseph)]. A Match for a Widow; or, the
Frolics of Fancy. A comic opera ; in three acts. As per-
formed at the Theatre-Royal, Dublin. London: Printed for C.
39
306 ATLANTA.
Dtlly^ in the Poultry^ mdcclxxxviii. 8vo, pp. viil., 6i ; Epi-
logue, I 1. 2284
This rare play was written by Joseph Atkinson, Treasurer of the Ordnance in
Ireland. The part of Jonathan was the first attempt to introduce a Yankee character
upon the British stage. In it is sung a portion of" Yankee Doodle." — S.
Atkinson (S.) The Effects of the New System of free trade
upon our Shipping, Colonies and Commerce ... A Letter to
Hon. W. Huskisson. London^ 1827. 8vo, pp. 63. + A second
letter, &c. London^ 1827. 8vo, pp. 51. s. 2285
Atkinson (Thomas). Address delivered before the Historical
Society of the University of North-Carolina, June 6, 1855, by
Rt. Rev. Bishop Atkinson. Published by ... the Society.
Raleigh^ Holden ^ Wilson^ 1855. 8vo, pp. 32. B. 2286
Atkinson. ... Sermon at the Consecration of Grace Church,
Baltimore, Oct. 30. Baltimore^ 1856. 8vo, pp. 22. 2287
Atkinson [Rev. W. Christopher). A Historical and Statis-
tical Account of New Brunswick, B.N. A. With Advice to
Emigrants. By the Rev. W. Christopher Atkinson, a.m. Pas-
tor of the Presbyterian Church, Mascreen, St. George's. Third
Edition, greatly improved and corrected. Edinburgh : Printed by
Jnderson^ Bryce^M.DCCC.XLiv. i2mo, pp. xvi., 284. Map. c.
Atkinson (William King). Oration delivered at Dover,
N.H., July 4, 1 79 1. Dover^ 1791. 4to, pp. 23. 2289
[Atkinson (William P.)] Remarks on an Article from the
Christian Examiner, entitled " Mr. Parker and his Views" [by
Dr. E. S. Gannett]. Boston^ JVm. Crosby and H. P. Nichols^
1845. 8^0? PP* ^S' ^^9^
Atlanta. History of the Rebel Steam Ram " Atlanta,"
now on Exhibition, ... Philadelphia, for the Benefit of the
Union Volunteer Refreshment Saloon. With an Interesting
account of the Engagement which resulted in her Capture,
November, 1863. Philadelphia, George H. Ives [1864]. l2mo,
pp. 10. + Another edition. Philadelphia I1S64.']. pp.4. 2291
Address of the Atlanta Register to the People of the Con-
federate States. One Dollar per Copy. Atlanta, Ga., J. J.
^perry & Co.; Augusta, Ga., Geo. B. Mitchell [Jan. I, 1864].
8vo, pp. 16. H. 2292
ATLANTIC.
307
Atlantic and Michigan Railway. Sketch of the Geographical
Rout[e] of a Great Railway from the Atlantic to the Missis-
sippi. New Tork^ 1829. 8vo, pp. 16. + Second edition, with
Additions. New York^ 1830. 8vo, pp. 48. 2293
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company Circular ... New York^
1855. 8vo, pp. 27. p. 2294
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, established under arrange-
ments of Henry O'Reilly. 7000 miles completed and about 4000
additional miles arranged for construction ... . \_New York^
1852.] 8vo, pp. 16. p. 2295
Atlantic and Mississippi Railroad. Sketch of the Geographi-
cal Rout of a Railway to connect the Canals and Navigable
Waters of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
Michigan, Missouri ... . Second Edition. New York^ 1830.
8vo, pp. 48. 2295J
Atlantic and St. Lawrence Railroad Company. Report of the
President and Directors to the Stockholders, July, 1848. Port-
land^ 1848. 8vo, pp. 16. 2296
The Atlantic Club-Book ; being Sketches in prose and verse,
by Paulding, Halleck, Bryant, &c. New York^ 1834. 2 vols.,
i2mo.H-Third edition. New York, 1847. ^ vols., i2mo.4-
London, Newman. 2 vols., post 8vo. 2298
Atlantic Magazine. New York [1824-5]. ^ vols., 8vo.
The Atlantic Monthly. A Magazine of Literature, Art, and
Politics. Boston, Phillips, Sampson and Company [1858]. 8vo,
pp. iv., 892. Continued. 2299
Vol. IV., etc., Ticknor and Fields. In xvi., etc., the title reads : " A Magazine of
Literature, Science, Art, and Politics." Edited, for a time, by James Russell Lowell.
Atlantic Navigator : being a nautical description of the coasts
of France, Spain and Portugal, the west coast of Africa, the
coasts of Brazil and Patagonia, the islands of the Azores,
Madeiras, Canaries and Cape Verdes. ... a description of the
principal harbours on the coast of North America, etc. 4th
Ed. improved and enlarged. London, James Imray Cf Son, 1854.
8vo, pp. xii., vi., 532. c. 2300
Atlantic Telegraph. A History of preliminary experimental
proceedings, and a descriptive account of the present state and
3o8
ATLAS.
prospects of the undertaking. Published by order of the direc-
tors of the company, July, 1857. London^ Jarrold & Sons^
1857. ^^^^ PP- ^9' ^ plates. c. 2301
Report of Proceedings of a Meeting called to Further the
Enterprise of the Atlantic Telegraph, held at the Hall of the
Chamber of Commerce, New York, Wednesday, March 4,
1863. Prepared under the Supervision of John Austin Stevens,
Jr., Secretary of the Meeting. New Tork^ IV. Amerman^ Printer,^
1863. 8vo, pp. 26. c. 2302
The Atlantic Telegraph j its History from the Commence-
ment of the Undertaking in 1854, to the Saihng of the Great
Eastern in 1866. ... London^ G. W. Bacon^ 1866. 8vo, pp.
166. + To the final success in 1866. London^ G. W. Bacon^
1866. i2mo, pp. 116. c. 2303
Atlantis. Amerikanische Erzahlungen und Geschichten.
Deutsche Ausgabe. i. Theil. Hamburgh 1854. 8vo, pp. (6),
154. (Serie 11. der Volksschriften des deutsch-amerikanischen
Vcreins.) 2304
Atlantis. Journal des Neuesten und Wissenswurdigsten aus
dem Gebiete der Politik, Geschichte, Geographic, & Statistik,
Cultur-Geschichte und Literatur der Nord und Siidamerikani-
schen Reiche, mit Einschluss des westindischen Archipelagus.
Herausgegeben von Eduard Florens Rivinus in Philadelphia.
[_Leipzig^ Hinrichs^y 1826-27. 2 vols., 8vo. C. 2305
Atlantis. Zeitschrift fiir Leben und Literatur in England
und Amerika. Herausgegeben von Karl Elze. Dessau^ Katz
[1853-54]. 2 vols., 4to, about 600 pp. in all. 2306
The Atlanto-Pacific Canal. For all Nations. (The Hum-
boldt line, via the Atrato-Cupica valleys.) Capital .£2,500,000.
Preliminary statement. London [n. d.]. 8vo, pp. 16. 3 Maps.
Atlas Ameriquain. See Jeffreys (Thos.)
Atlas Geographicus : or, a compleat System of Geography,
(Ancient and Modern) for America. Containing What is of
most Use in Bleau, Varenius, Cellarius, Cluverius, Luyts,
Baudrand, Sanson, the Royal Commentaries of Peru, &c. With
the Discoveries and Improvements of the best Spanish, Dutch,
French and English Authors and Travellers, Ancient and
Modern, to this Time j with about 30 new Maps, Cuts, San-
ATLEE.
309
son's Tables, Sec. as may be seen in the Catalogues thereof
annex'd to the Index. The Maps done by Herman Moll,
Geographer, in which are all the latest Observations. Europe
is two Volumes, Asia the Third, Africa the Fourth, and this the
Fifth. Vol. V. To which is added, A Catalogue of the Maps,
Cuts, and Sanson's Tables in all the five Volumes, and a Disscrip-
tion of Bosnia by Omission left out in Europe. In the Savoy:
Eliz. Nutt^ MDCCXvii. 4to, pp. 807 (4). 24 Maps. c. & p.
Atlas of Battles of the American Revolution, together with
Maps, showing the Routes of the British and American Armies,
Plans of Cities, Surveys of Harbors, &c., taken during that
eventful period, by the Officers attached to the Royal Army.
London^ 1793- R^* ^o\\o. 17 Plates. c. 2309
This being a collection of maps published at various times, with this general
title, the number of maps varies from seventeen to twenty-two. A New York firm
purchased a large remainder of these maps, and issued them with the above title-page.
Their edition is distinguished by the broad letters with which the title Ls printed, and
the omission of the place and date of publication.
An Atlas of the United States of North America ; corrected
to the present period. London^ 1832. 4to. 17 Maps fol. 2310
Atlas of the United States for the Use of the Blind. Boston^
1837. 4to. s. 2311
Atlas para el viage de las goletas Sutil y Mexicana al recono-
cimiento del estrecho de Juan de Fuca en 1792, publicado en
1802. Folio. 9 Maps and 8 Views. c. & h. 2312
This Atlas belongs to Alcala Galiano. See No. 68 1.
Atlas zur Entdeckungsgeschichte Amerikas. Aus Handschrift-
en der K. Hof- und Staats-Bibliothek, der K. Universitat und
des Hauptconservatoriums der K. B. Armee herausgegeben von
Friedrich Kunstmann, Karl von Spruner, Georg M. Thomas.
Zu den Monumenta saecularia der K. B. Akademie der Wissen-
schaften ... . Miinchen, Nach den Originalen gezeichnet von
F. Schleicher, technische Bearbeitung in der lithographischen
Anstalt von Seb. Minsinger. In Comm. bei Asher & Cie in Ber-
lin^ 1859. 4^o> letterpress, pp. (4), 151. 13 Colored Maps,
folio c. 2313
Atlee (E. p.) An Address delivered before the Female
Anti-Slavery Society of Philadelphia. Phiiade/phia^ iS^^. 8vo,
pp. 27. 2314
310
ATTEMPT.
Atlee. An Address to the Citizens of Philadelphia on the
Subject of Slavery, &c. By E. P. Atlee. Philadelphia, 1833.
8vo, pp. 15. 2315
Atlee (S. Y.) Essay, submitted ... to the Teachers' Asso-
ciation, of ... Washington, ... October 25th, 1856. [The
constitution of the U. States a study for schools.] By Samuel
Yorke AtLee, ... IVashington, D. C, 1857. 8vo, pp.'is. H.
Atlee (W. L.) Memoir of William R. Grant, m.d., ...
With a Notice of his Theory of the Foetal Circulation. ... By
Washington L. Atlee, m.d. ... Philadelphia^ Lipptncott, 1853.
8vo, pp. 22. Portrait of Grant. 2317
Atocha (Alexander J.) Memorial to the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of America, 1852. 8vo,
pp. 21. s. 2318
Atrato. Prospectus of the Atrato and San Juan Canal and
Transportation Co. in Nevt^ Granada, South America. New Tork^
Baker^ Godwin ^ Co,, Printers, iSs^- 8vo, pp. 16. Map.
Prospectus of the Atrato River Mining and Trading Company.
New Tork, Turnbull ^ Keech, Printers [n. d.] 4to, pp. 3. H.
The caption reads, " The Establishment of Protestant Missionaries and Schools in
South America, under the Auspices of the ... Company."
Atson (W.) Heart Whispers 5 or, a peep behind the family
curtain, interspersed vi^ith sketches of a Tour through Nine
Southern States ; contained in a series of letters to his vi^ife. By
William Atson. Philadelphia, H. Cowperthwaite, 1859. i2mo,
pp. 368. c. 2321
The Attempt of the North to Subdue the Southerners, and
the Attempt of Spain to Subdue the Netherlanders. Is there
any Analogy between them.? An off-hand Enquiry. By the
author of" Uncle John's Cabin, next door to Uncle Tom's
Cabin." London, Simpkin, Marshall iff Co., 1865. l2mo, pp.
16. 2322
Attempt to Elucidate the Pernicious Consequences of a Devia-
tion from the Principles of the Orders in Council. London^
Tipper, 1809. 8vo, pp. 76. 2323
Attempt to shov^r that America, &c. See [Mather (Sam'l)].
Attempt to strip Negro Emancipation of its Difficulties as
AT WATER. 311
well as its Terrors. By a Merchant. London^ G. Woodfall^
1824. 8vo, pp. 48. c. 2324
Attention, Voters ! Address of the National Democratic
Committee to the People of the United States. [1864.] 8vo,
pp. 4. 2325
Atterbury (J. G.) God in Civil Government. A Dis-
course preached in the First Presbyterian Church, New Albany,
November 27, 1862. By Rev. John G. Atterbury. New Albany^
George R. Beach^ 1862. 8vo, pp. 16. 2326
Attfield (W.) The Neptune's Car ; a Tale of New York,
a Poem. 1857. ^^o- ^3^7
Attibert (Fr.) Quatre ans a Cayenne. Par Fr. Attibert,
deporte. Bruxelles^ 1849. ^3^^
[Attibert.] Vier Jahre in Cayenne. Nach den Aufzeich-
nungen Fr. Attibert's herausgegeben vom Hauptredacteur des
Bien-etre social. Aus dem Franzosischen von Fr. X. Linden-
berg. Regensburg^ Manz^ 1859. 8^<^> PP' ^4^- ^3^9
Atticus, pseudon. Remarks on the Proposed Canal from
Lake Erie to the Hudson River. By Atticus. New-York^
Printed by Samuel Wood ^ Sons^ 1816. 8vo, pp. 14. H. 2330
Attleborough {Mass.) Constitution of the Society for the
Encouragement of Agriculture, Arts, and Social Intercourse.
Providence [1805]. 8vo, pp. 15. 2331
Atwater (Caleb). A Description of the Antiquities dis-
covered in the Western Country, originally communicated to
the Antiquarian Society. Columbus^ Ohio^ ^^33- 8^°' ^33^
Included in Trans, of Amer. Antiq. Soc, Vol. i.
Atwater. The General Character, Present and Future
Prospects, of Ohio. Address at Columbus, Ohio, December,
1826. Columbus^ 1827. 8vo, pp. 21. c. 2333
Atwater. A History of the State of Ohio, Natural and
Civil, by Caleb Atwater, a.m. First Edition. Cincinnati:
Glexen ^ Shepard^ 1 838. 8vo, pp. 403. C 2334
See N. A, R., liii., p. 320. Second Edition. Cincinnati^ 1838. 8vo, pp. 407.
Third Edition. Cincinnati, 1858. 8vo.
Atwater. Remarks made on a Tour to Prairie du Chicn ;
312 AT WOOD.
thence to Washington City, in 1829. By Caleb Atwater, late
Commissioner employed by the United States to negotiate with
the Indians of the Upper Mississippi, for the Purchase of Mineral
Country ... . Columhus^ 0,^ Isaac N. Whitings l%7^\, i2mo, pp.
vii., 296. c. & H. 2335
Contains a Vocabulary of the Sioux Language. Republished in the following work :
Atwater. The Writings of Caleb Atwater. Published by
the Author. Columbus^ Scott iff IVright^i^l'^. 8 vo, pp. 408. C
Contains a reprint of 2332 and 2335, with fifteen pages of additional matter.
Atwater (H. C.) Incidents of a Southern Tour ; or, the
South seen with Northern Eyes. By the Rev. H. Cowles
Atwater. Boston^ 1857. 8^°? PP- ^^O- ^337
Atwater (J.) Considerations on the Approaching Dissolu-
tion of the United States Bank. In a Series of Numbers, by
Jesse Atwater. Sidney's Press^ New-Haven^ 18 lO. 8vo, pp.
22. H. 2338
Atwater (Jeremiah). Sermon preached at Burlington, on
the Day of the Anniversary Election, Oct. 14, 1802. Middle-
bury, 1802. 8vo, pp. 39. 2339
Atwater (Noah). A Sermon, delivered at the Ordination
of the Reverend John Taylor, to the Pastoral Care of the
Church in Deerfield. February 14th, 1787. By Noah Atwater,
A.M. Pastor of the Church in Westfield. Northampton, Printed
by William Butler, m,dcc,lxxxvii. 8vo, pp. 32. H. 2340
Atwater. A Sermon ... . By Rev. Noah Atwater, a.m.
Late Pastor of the Church in Westfield. Delivered To his
People on the 22d of November, 1801, at the close of the
20th year of his ministry, and under a distressing ... disorder of
body, which, soon after, terminated his life. Springfield, Printed
by Ashley iff Brewer, 1802. 8vo, pp. 21. H. 2341
Atwood. In Memoriam. Discourses in Commemoration
of Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States, delivered in
the South Church, Salem, April i6th, and June ist, 1865, By
the Pastor, Rev. E. S. Atwood. Salem, Printed at the Office of
the Gazette, 1865. 8vo, pp. 31. B. 2342
Each sermon has also a separate title-page, beginning, " The Nation's Loss," and
*' The President's Record."
Atwood (Thomas). The History of the Island of Dominica.
AUBLET.
3^3
Containing a Description of its Situation, Extent, Climate,
Mountains, Rivers, Natural Productions, &c. &c. Together with
an Account of the Civil Government, Trade, Laws, Customs,
and Manners of the different Inhabitants of that Island. Its Con-
quest by the French, and Restoration to the British Dominions.
By Thomas Atwood. London^ y. yohnson^ m dcc xci. 8vo, pp.
viii., 285. H. 2343
" Mr. Atwood passed several years in Dominica, and has drawn up a plain and suc-
cinct account of this island." — M. R., vii., 15.
Atwood. Geschichte der Insel Dominica, aus dem En-
glischen mit Anmerkungen von G. F. Banecke. Gottingen,
Dieterich^ ijgS- ^^^- 2345
Atwood. Observations relative to Negro Slaves in the
British West India Islands. By Thomas Atwood. London^
1790. 8vo. 2345^
Atwood (W.) The Case of William Atwood, by the late
King William ... constituted Chief Justice of the Province of
New York ... . With a true Account of the Government and
People of that Province ; particularly of Bayard's Faction and
the Treason for which he and Hutchins stand attainted ... .
London^ IJO^. Folio. 2346
AuBANO. See Boemo Aubano.
AuBERTEUiL. See Hilliard d'AuberteuIl.
AuBiN (Penelope). Life of Charlotta Du Pont, an English
Lady ; taken from her own Memoirs, giving an Account how
she was trepan'd by her Stepmother to Virginia, how the Ship
was taken by some Madagascar Pirates, of her Marriage In the
Spanish West Indies, &c. London, 1736. i2mo. 2347
A doubtful title from a London catalogue.
AuBLET (Jean Baptiste Christophe Fusee). Histoire des
Plantes de la Guiane Fran^alse, rangees suivant la methode
sexuelle, avec plusleurs memoires sur differents sujets interes-
sants, relatlfs a la culture et au commerce de la Guiane Fran-
^alse, et une notice de I'lle de France. Ouvrage orne de pres
de 400 planches en taille douce, etc. Par J. B. Chr. Fusee
Aublet. Paris, Didot, 1775. 4 vols., 4to. a. 2348
"About 800 plants are described in this work, more than half of them being entirely
new. Aublet gave the uncouth Indian names of the plants to his new genera, which
have been adopted by most of the French botanists 5 but Schreber and others have
very properly replaced them by others better adapted to the Linnaean nomenclature." —
Rich.
40
314 AUCHMUTY.
AuBONNEAU ( — d'). Un mot sur les colonies fran^aises et
particulierement sur Saint-Domingue. 1800. 8vo. 2349
AuBRE (Paul d'). Colonists and Manufacturers in the West
Indies, &c. Translated from the French. 1844. 8vo. Plans.
AuBREE (Pierre.) Le royalisme de la Guadeloupe devoile, ou
Precis historique des trahisons organisees et executees par Georges-
Henry-Victor Collot, gouverneur. [n. p., an iii.] 4to. 2351
Signed, " Les delegues et membres du ci-devant corps representatif de la Guadeloupe,
Pierre Aubree, Peri, Bresseau, Bouyer."' A pamphlet.
AuBRY ( — , avocat.) Memoire pour Michel-Jean-Hugues
Pean Captaine-Aide-Major des ville et gouvernement de Quebec.
Paris^ 1762. 4to. 2352
" On trouve dans ce memoire plusieurs details interessans sur les dernieres operations
militaires des Fran9ais dans le Canada." — M. de Fontette.
Auburn. Constitution of the Veteran Association of Auburn.
Organized August 23, 1865. Auburn^ 1865. i2mo, pp. 12. H.
Auburn. An Account of the Proceedings of the Meeting at
Auburn, N. Y. Aug. 23, 1828, in Relation to the Measures
taken to enforce the Observance of the Sabbath, and the attempt
to establish a Christian Party in Politicks. Auburn^ Richard
Oliphant^ 1828. 8vo, pp. 24. w. 2354
AucAiGNE (Felix). L'alliance Russo-Americaine. Par Felix
Aucaigne. Paris^ Dentu, iS6;^. 8vo. H- 2*= edition. Paris^ Dentu^
1863. 8vo. 2355
AuCHiNLECK. A History of the War between Great Britain
and the United States of America, during the Years 1812, 1813,
and 1 8 14. By G. Auchinleck. Toronto^ 1855. Rl. 8vo, pp.
vii., 411. 2356
First appeared in Maclear's " Anglo-American Magazine."
AucHMUTY (Robert). The Importance of Cape Breton to
the British Nation. Humbly represented by Robert Auckmuty,
Judge of His Majesty's Court of Vice-Admiralty for the Pro-
vinces of Massachusets-Bay and New-Hampshire, in New-
England. N. B. Upon the Plan laid down in this Representation,
the Island was taken by Commodore Warren and General Pep-
perill, the 14th of June, 1745. London^ W. Bickerton^ M DCC xlv.
Folio, pp. 7. H. 2357
Reprinted in Ma«s. Hist. Coll., Vol. v., pp. 202-206.
AUDUBON.
315
AucHMUTY (Samuel). Sermon before the Corporation for
the Relief of Widows and Children of Clergymen, in the Com-
munion of the Church of England in America, Oct. 2, 1770.
With an account, etc. New York^ ^11^- 8vo, pp. 40. 2358
AucHMUTY. Sermon preached at the Opening of St. Paul's
Chapel, in the City of New York, Oct. 30, by Samuel Auch-
muty, D.D. New Tork^ H, Gaine [1766]. 4to. 2359
AuDAiN (L.) Discours a trois jeunes Hai'tiens recemment
couronnes au grand concours de la Sorbonne. ... Paris^ Im-
primerie de Moquet^ 1858. 8vo, pp. 23. H. 2360
Advocates a European education for Haitians.
Audi alteram partem^ or a Counter-Letter to the Right Hon.
the E — 1 of H — 11 — gh, on the late and present State of Affairs
in the Island of G — n — a, In which is clearly demonstrated, &c.
London^ Nicol^ I'J'JO. 8vo, pp. 123, Appendix, 68. 2361
See ' Monthly Review.' xlii., 150.
Audubon. The Birds of America from Original Drawings
By John James Audubon ... . London^ Published by the Author^
1827-30. 4 vols.. Atlas folio, 435 Colored Plates. h. 2362
First issued in eighty-seven parts ; and one of the most sumptuous ornithological
works ever published j the coloring of the plumage, and the exact drawing of the
birds, can scarcely be surpassed. The birds are represented in action amid the scenes,
or on the plants and trees, most common to their habits, presenting a variety of land
and marine views of floral and other productions of diflFerent climates and seasons. Its
great dimensions have permitted eagles and other birds of the largest size to be repre-
sented of their natural size, and even in groups. " All is combined to ally," says
Brunet, " in the most happy manner, the exactness of individual details with a living
and animated representations of general forms." The plates were published without
any text, to avoid the necessity of furnishing copies gratis to the public libraries in
England, agreeably to the law of copyright. Triibner, p. 174, quotes the work with
plain plates. I have never seen one in that condition. Owing to the destruction by
fire of the stock and copper-plates the work has become extremely rare, and even
small sections command high prices.
Audubon. The Birds of America. From Drawings made
in the United States and their Territories. By John James
Audubon. Reissued by J. W. Audubon. New Tork^ Roe
Lockwood^ Son^ Publishers^ 1 861. 2363
This is a selection of one hundred and forty plates, only, from the first edition, repro-
duced in colored lithographs ; much inferior to the former edition. The letter-press to
this selection forms 4 vols, royal 8vo, and describes many birds not represented in the
volume of plates. Indeed, this reissue is an unfinished publication, and the intelligent
collector will only accept it as a cheap substitute for the previous work. The following
is a complete work on a smaller scale :
3l6 AUDUBON.
Audubon. The Birds of America, from Drawings made in
the United States and their Territories. By John James Audu-
bon ... . New York, J. J. Audubon; Philadelphia, J. B. Che-
valier, 1840-44. 7 vols., rl. 8vo. H. 2364
Chevalier's name does not appear in Vols. vi. and vii. First and most desirable edi-
tion in this form published during the author's lifetime, in one hundred parts. It
was republished in New York, 1856. In the new edition described below the plates
have a tinted background, which is objectionable.
Audubon. The Birds of America, from Drawings made in
the United States and their Territories. By John James Audu-
bon, F.R.S. Re-issued By J. W. Audubon. New York,
Roe Lockwood & Son, 1861. 7 vols., impl. 8vo ; Vol. I., pp.
viii., 246; II. viii., 200 ; in., viii., 234; iv., viii., 322; v.,viii.,
346; VI., viii., 456; VII., viii., viii., 372. 500 Colored Plates,
each 10 inches by 7. 2365
In a later edition, dated 1865, the pagination is changed, and the work forms eight
volumes, but the contents are the same. The edition of seven volumes is preferable
for the plates.
Audubon. Ornithological Biography, or an Account of the
Habits of the Birds of the United States of America ; accom-
panied by Descriptions of the Objects represented in the work,
entitled the Birds of America, and interspersed with Delinea-
tions of American Scenery and Manners. By John James Audu-
bon ... . Philadelphia, E. L. Carey and A. Hart, mdcccxxxii.
5 vols., rl. 8vo. H. 2366
Vol. I. is often missing. The remaining volumes were published as follows : Vol.
11. Boston, Hilliard, Gray, and Company, mdcccxxxv. Vol. in. -v. Edinburgh, Adam
^ Charles Black, mdcccxxxv. -mdcccxxxix. Some copies of Vol. i. have the imprint,
Edinburgh^ A. & C. Black, mdcccxxxi.
Audubon and Bachman. The Viviparous Quadrupeds of
North America. By John James Audubon ... and the Rev.
John Bachman ... . New York, J. J. Audubon, 1845-48. 3
vols., Columbier folio. 150 Plates, h. Letterpress, 3 vols.,
rl. 8vo. 2367
First published in thirty parts, of five plates each (22 x 28). There is another
edition {Neiv Tork, Roe, Lockivood & Sons, 1855. Plates, 2 vols., folio. Text, 3
vols., rl. 8vo.), which the publishers say "is precisely the same, in every respect, as
that published by Mr. Audubon, and was even printed and colored by the same per-
sons who executed the forrrer under his personal supervision." I cannot endorse this
statement. The first editio . is by far the best. The following is a reproduction of
the work on a smaller scale, matching in size and style the edition of the birds de-
scriLed in No. 2364 supra :
Audubon and Bachman. The Quadrupeds of North Amer-
AUGHEY.
317
ica, by J. J. Audubon ... and the Rev. John Bachman, d.d.
New Tork^ 1851-1854. Rl. 8vo, pp. viii., 384; 334; v., 348.
155 Colored Plates. H-A^^zf Tork^ V. G. Audubon^ m dccc lvi,
Rl. 8vo, pp. XV., 383 ; 334 J v., 348. 2368
Audubon. A Synopsis of the Birds of North America. By
John James Audubon. Edinburgh^ Adam ^ Charles Blacky
MDCCCxxxix. 8vo, pp. 359. 2369
Audubon. Les oiseaux d'Amerique ... . Paris^ Impr, de
Renouard^ ^^33* '^^o. 2370
A prospectus in French and German.
Audubon. Scenes de la nature dans les £tats-Unis et le
nord de I'Amerique. Ouvrage traduit d' Audubon, par Eugene
Bazin, avec preface et notes du traducteur. Paris^ P. Berirand^
1857. 2 vols., 8vo. 2371
Audubon (J. W.) Illustrated Notes of an Expedition
through Mexico and California. By J. W. Audubon. New
Tork^ 1852. With Plates, plain or colored. 2372
The publication of this work was not continued.
AuER (Alois). Das Vater-Unser. W'len^ 1844-47. ^ pt.
oblong folio, 17 leaves. h. 2373
Part I. has the caption, " Das Vater-Unser in mehr als sechshundert Sprachen und
Mundarten, typometrisch aufgestellt." Part ii. has the title, " Das Vater-Unser in
mehr als 200 Sprachen und Mundarten mit Originaltypen." Contains specimens of
fifty-seven American languages.
AufForderung an teutsche Auswanderer zu einer grossern und
gemeinschaftlichen Ansiedlung in den Freistaaten von Nord-
amerika. Giessen^ Richer^ Marx 1833. 8vo, pp. 16. 2374
AufForderung und Erklarung in BetrefF einer Auswanderung
im Grossen aus Teutschland in die Nordamerikanischen Frei-
staaten. Giessen^ Richer^ Mdrz 1833. 8vo, pp. 28.^-2% mit
den Statuten der giessener Auswanderergesellschaft vermehrte
Auflage. Giessen^ Richer^ Julius 1833. 8vo, pp. 56. 2375
Auger (£douard). Voyage en Californie par Edouard Auger
(1852-1853.) Paris^ L. Hachette et C'% 1854. l6mo, 2 p. 1.,
pp. 238. H. 2376
AuGHEY (J. Hill). The Iron Furnace : or, Slavery and
Secession. By Rev. John H. Aughey, a- Refugee from Missis-
3'8
AUGUSTUS.
sippi. [Motto.] Philadelphia, William S. & Alfred Martien,
1863. i2mo, pp. 296. Portrait. c. & H. 2377
AuGHEY (S.) The Renovation of Politics. A Discourse
delivered in St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Lionville,
Pa., January 4, 1 86 1. By Rev. Samuel Aughey. IVest Chester^
E. F. James, 1861. 8vo, pp. 15. 2378
AuGSPURGER (Johann Paul). Kurtze und v^^ahrhafFte Beschrei-
bung der See Reisen von Amsterdam in Holland nacher Brasilien
in America und Angola in Africa, Von 4. Novembris 1640 bis
10 lulii 1642. Schleusingen, lohann Michael Schall, 1644. i2mo,
PP- 79- 2379
The Augusta [Ga.] Colonization Society. [Constitution and
History, n. p., n. d.] i2mo, pp. 10. H. 2380
Augusta, Ga. ... A Tribute of Respect to the Memory of
her fallen Heroes, by St. James' M. E. Sabbath School, of
Augusta, Ga. Comprising Eulogies, pronounced by Messrs.
Martin V. Calvin, Joseph T. Derry and Rev. William M.
Crumley ; a Full Report of the Action of the Grand Committee
of Twenty, an " In Memoriam," by Mr. Henry Cleveland, and
an " Oration," ... by Hon. Henry W. Hilliard. Augusta, Ga.^
1866. 8vo, pp. 28. H. 2381
Tuther's Augusta Directory For 1861, to vv^hich is added a
Business Directory ... . By T. Tuther, Jr. First Annual
Issue. Augusta, Ga., Press Chronicle & Sentinel, 186 1. 8vo,
pp. 26-131. H. 2382
Augustus (Hieronymus Oliverius). De Imperio Romano
Liber, de Partitione Orbis Libri iv. et Epigrammata. Aug,
Find., 1548. 4to. 2383
"The Poem de Partitione Orbis is very interesting to the American collector." —
LiBRi's Catalogue, i86i, No. 212.
Augustus (J.) A Report of the Labors of John Augustus,
for the Last Ten Years, in Aid of the Unfortunate : containing
a Description of his Method ... ; Striking Incidents, and Obser-
vations upon the Improvement of some of Our City Institu-
tions ... . Boston, Wright and Hasty, 1852. 8vo, pp. 104. H.
Augustus. Letter concerning the Labors of Mr. John
Augustus, the Well-known Philanthropist, From One who knows
AUSTIN. 319
him. Boston^ Published for Private Circulation^ December^ 1858.
8vo, pp. II. H. 2385
AuGY ( — d'). Reflexions sur une lettre ecrltc le 16 mai par
le sieur Peynier a I'assemblee generale de la partie fran^aise de
Saint-Domingue, seante a Saint-Marc. Du 7 fevrier 1791.
[P^r/V], Impr, de L. Potier de Lille [n. d.] 8vo. 2386
Signed, ' D'Augy."
Aura; or, the Slave. A Poem. Philadelphia^ 1788. i6mo,
PP- 23. 2387
AuRELius, pseudon. See [Gardner (John)].
AuRiAC (J. B. d'). Les forestiers du Michigan ; par Jules
B. d'Auriac. Paris^ Brunet^ 1866. i8mo, pp. 18. 2388
AuRiAC. ... La guerre noire souvenirs de Saint-Domingue
par J. Berlioz d'Auriac Paris^ Putois-Crette^ 1862. l2mo, 2 p.
1., pp. 480. H. 2389
Ausfiihrliche Beschreibung. See [Vries (S. Van)].
Ausfiihrliche Beschreibung von der ungliicklichen Reise des
jiingsthin aus Teutschland nach Carolina und Pensylvanien
wandernden Pilgrim, dem iibelgegriindeten Kocherthalerischen
Bericht entgegen gesetzt. Frankfurt^ i']ii. 8vo. 2390
" An account of the journey of some pilgrims from Germany to Carolina and Penn-
sylvania."— Meusel, X., 2, p. 375. Boucher, vi.,, 56, quotes an edition, Frankfort,
1706, 8vo.
Ausfiihrlicher Bericht von der beriihmten Landschaft Carolina,
an tag gegeben von Kocherthalern. Frankfurt,^ ^7^9- 8vo.
Meusel, x., 2, p. 375.
Ausilios del Ecuador Solicitados parapasta esponsion Con-
siguiente y sucesos posteriores. §uito,, 1841. 4to. 2392
The Auspices of War, an Ode, Inscribed to the Memory of
Admiral Boscawen, To which is added, the Prophecy of the
Union. A narrative Poem. London,, Dodsley,, '^119- 4^0*
M. R., LX., 476.
Auss America. See No. 1019.
Austin (A. W.) A Memorandum concerning the Charles-
tov^^n Post-Office. By Arthur W. Austin, p.m. [n. p., 1835.]
8vo, pp. 23. B. A N. 2394
320
AUSTIN.
Austin (Benjamin). Constitutional Republicanism, in oppo-
sition to Fallacious Federalism ; as published occasionally in the
Independent Chronicle, under the Signature of Old-South. To
which is added, a Prefatory Address to the Citizens of the
United States, never before published. By Benjamin Austin,
jun. [Motto.] Boston^ Adams ^ Rhoades^ 1803. 8vo, pp.
327. c. k H. 2395
Austin. Memorial. To the Legislature of Massachusetts.
[Relative to a Charge delivered to the Grand Jury, Nov. Term.
1806, by Theophilus Parsons. With the Report of the Com-
mittee on it. n. p., 1808.] 8vo, pp. 11. H. 2396
[Austin.] Observations on the Pernicious Practice of Law.
Published occasionally in the Independent Chronicle. By
Honestus. Boston^ Printed by Adams cf Nourse^ m,dcc,lxxxvi.
8vo, pp. 52. 4- With an Address never before published. Cor-
rected and amended. ... Boston^ Printed hy True ^ Weston^ \%\<^.
8vo, pp. 60. H. 2397
Advocates a law reform in Massachusetts, and the abolition of lawyers by profession.
[Austin.] Remarks on a late Proposition [by U. Cotting]
from the Boston and Roxbury Mill Corporation ... . \Boston^
1818.] 8vo, pp. 8. H. 2398
Austin (C. H.) ... A Discourse, delivered at Rome, N. Y.,
by Rev. C. H. Austin, on the Death of Lewis Wilcox, who
fell at the Siege of Fredericksburgh, Va., December 11, 1862.
Utica^ N. r., Roberts^ Printer^ 1863. 8vo, pp. 22. H. 2399
Austin. The Origin of our National Difficulties; examined.
By C. H. Austin, Pastor of M. E. Church, Frankfort, N. Y.
... Utica^ N, r., Keeling^ Griffiths^ Printers^ 1861. 8vo, pp.
24. H. 2400
The title on the cover is " The Uncultivated Heritage, and the Southern Rebel-
lion. A Sermon ... . "
[Austin (David)]. The American Preacher; or, A Collec-
tion of Sermons from some of the most Eminent Preachers, now
living, in the United States ... . Elixabeth-Town [New-Jersey)^
Printed by Shepard Kollock, i'j()j-g;^. 4 vols., 8vo. + Vol. iv.
New-Haven^ Printed by Abel Morse. 24OI
Austin. Republican Festival, Proclamation, and New Jeru-
salem. New Haven, March 9th, a.d. 1803. [n. p., n. d.]
8vo, pp. 16. H. 2402
AUSTIN.
321
Austin. A Discourse delivered on occasion of the death of
George Washington, late president, general, and commander-in-
chief of the forces of the United States of America, in com-
pliance with the request of the mayor, aldermen, and Common
Council of the Borough of Elizabeth, December 25. 1799.
Also sketches of a running discourse delivered to the Union
Brigade on the same occasion, at their cantonment on Green
Brook, in compliance w^ith a request from Colonel Smith, the
Commanding officer, December 26, 1799. vi^ith an address to
the throne of grace, offered at the door of the tabernacle of
the cantonment on Green Brook, Feb. 22. the birthday of our
national luminary. By David Austin, Jun. New York^ Printed
by G. F. Hopkins^ 1800. 4to, pp. 36. Allegorical Plate. 2403
Austin. The National " Barley Cake." or. The " Rock of
Offence" a "Glorious Holy Mountain:" in Discourses and
Letters. By David Austin, a.m. IVashington^ Way l^ Groff^
1802. 8vo, pp. 80. c. 2404
Full of warm Federalist politics.
Austin. Dowrnfal of Mystical Babylon, or the Political
Operations of 1793-4, a Discourse at Elizabeth Town and New
York. By David Austin. 1795. 8vo. 2405
Austin (Elbridge Gerry). Fugitive Slave Case. A State-
ment of the Facts, connected with the Arrest and Emancipation
of George Latimer, a Fugitive Slave. Prepared by E. G. Austin,
Counsel for the Claimant. Boston^ John H. Eastburn^ Printer^
1842. 8vo, pp. II. H. 2406
[Austin (I vers James)]. An Account of the Origin of the
Mississippi Doctrine of Repudiation : with a Review of the Argu-
ment which His Excellency Alexander G. McNutt, late Gover-
nor of Mississippi, advanced in its Vindication. By a Member
of the Boston Bar. ... Boston^ Bradbury^ Soden^ and Company^
MDCCCXLII. 8vO, pp. 28. H. 24O7
Austin. An Address delivered before the Corps of Cadets
of the United States Military Academy. By Ivers J. Austin,
Esq. a Member of the Board of Visitors. June, 1842. New
York^ Wiley and Putnam^ 1842. 8vo, pp. 18 H. 2408
Austin. Argument of Ivers J. Austin, Counsel for the
Remonstrants from Watertown, against the Petition for the
Incorporation of the Town of Belmont, before the Joint Stand-
41
322
AUSTIN.
ing Committee on Towns. Boston^ Printed by Alfred Mudge and
Son^ 1857. 8vo, pp. 58 (i). Map. H. 2409
Austin. An Oration delivered by Request of the City
Authorities, before the Citizens of Boston ... July 4, 1839.
By Ivers James Austin. Boston^ John H. Eastburn^ City Printer^
1839. 8vo, pp. 36. H. + Second Edition. Boston^ 1839. 8vo,
pp. 36. 2410
Austin (James Trecothickj. The Life of Elbridge Gerry.
With Contemporary Letters. To the Close of the American
Revolution. By James T. Austin, Esq. Boston^ JVells and
Lilly^ 1828-29. 2 vo^s., 8vo, pp. xvi., 520 ; vii. (i), 408. Por-
trait. C. A H. 24 II
Austin. An Oration pronounced at Lexington, Mass. ...
4th July, 1 815. By James T. Austin. Boston^ Printed by Rowe
and Hooper^ 1815. 8vo, pp. 21. b. 2412
Austin. An Oration, delivered on the Fourth of July, 1829,
... in the City of Boston. By James T. Austin. Boston^ John
H. Eastburn^ Printer^ 1 829. 8vo, pp. 26. H. 2413
[Austin. Remarks on Dr. Channing's Slavery. By a Citi-
zen of Massachusetts. Boston^ Russell^ Shattuck and Co.^ and
John H. Eastburn^ 1835. 8vo, pp. 48. H. 2414
[Austin.] Review of the Remarks on Dr. Channing's
Slavery, by a Citizen of Massachusetts. [Austin.] Boston^ James
Munroe and Company^ 1836. 8vo, pp. 48. B. 2415
Mr. Austin was also the author of Review of the Rev, Dr. Channing's Letter to
Jonathan Phillips on the Slavery Question. Boston, 1839. lamo. An Address,
delivered before the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association, ... October 3,
1839. ... Boston, 1839. 8vo, pp. 36. Reply to the Centinel Review [relating
to the Massachusetts State Prison]. Boston, 1824. 8vo, pp. 4. Speech delivered
in Faneuil Hall, Dec. 8, 1837, at a Meeting of Citizens. Boston, 1837. 8vo, pp. 13.
Austin (Jonathan Loring). An Oration, delivered July 4,
1786, at ... Boston ... . Boston^ Printed by Peter Edes [1786].
4to, pp. 19. H. 2416
Austin (Jonathan Williams). An Oration, delivered March
5, 1778, at the Request of the Inhabitants of Boston, to Com-
memorate the Bloody Tragedy of March 5, 1770. By J. W.
Austin. Boston^ ^77^- 4^0? PP- H- P- 2417
Austin (L. A.) Memorial of Mary White Wicker: A
AUSTIN.
323
Funeral Sermon delivered at Ticonderoga, N. Y., Aug. 26,
1865, by Rev. L. A. Austin, of Orwell, Vt. ... For Private
Circulation. Andover^ Printed by Warren F. Draper^ 1865.
8vo, pp. 60. 2418
Austin (Moses). Summary Description of the Lead Mines
in Upper Louisiana. By Moses Austin. IVashington^ A. iff
G. IVay^ 1804. i2mo. c. 2419
Austin (Robert F.) Buchananism not Democracy : Speech,
New- York Assembly, Feb. 9, 1858. 8vo, pp. 6. s. 2420
Austin (Samuel). An Address, pronounced in Worcester,
(Mass.) on The Fourth of July, 1825, being the Forty-ninth
Anniversary of the Independence of the United States, before an
Assembly convened for the Purpose of Celebrating this Event
religiously. By Samuel Austin, d.d. ... Worcester^ Printed by
William Manning [n. d.] 8vo, pp. 23. H. 242 1
Austin. The Apology of Patriots, or The heresy of the
friends of the Washington and peace policy defended. A Ser-
mon, preached in Worcester, xMassachusetts, on the Day of the
National Fast ... August 20, 181 2. Observed ... in conse-
quence of the Declaration of War against Great-Britain. By
Samuel Austin, d.d. Published by Request. Printed at Wor-
cester^ by Isaac Sturtevant^ 18 1 2. 8vo, pp. 32. B. 2422
Austin. An Oration, pronounced at Worcester, on the
Fourth of July, 1798 ... . By Samuel Austin, a.m. Printed at
Worcester^ by Leonard Worcester^ 1798- 8vo, pp. 38. H. 2423
Austin. An Oration, Pronounced at Newport, Rhode-
Island, July 4, 1822. ... By Samuel Austin, d.d. Newport^
William Simons^ 1822. 8vo, pp. 16. 2424
Austin. Protest against Proceedings of the First Church in
Worcester. By Samuel Austin, d.d. Member and formerly
Pastor of said Church. Printed by Manning dff Trumbull^ J^^^t
1821. 8vo. pp. 16. H. 2425
Mr. Austin also published Discourses at the Dedication of the Calvinist Church, Wor-
cester, Oct. 13, 1823. fVorceiter, 1823. 8vo. An Inaugural Address, pronounced
in Burlington, July 26th, 181 5, by Samuel Austin, d.d. President of the University
of Vermont. ... Burlington^ Printed by Francis G. Fish, August. 1815. 8vo, pp. 18.
H. Examination of Seven Sermons by Rev. Daniel Merrill on Baptism. fForcester^
1805. i2mo. The following sermons : Disinterested Love, New York, 1791. 8voj
Introductory to his Ministry in Worcester. Worctsttr, 1791. 8vo, pp. 32 j At Salem,
April 10, 1803, on the Installation of Samuel Worcester. tVorceuer^ 1803. 8?o,
324
AUSTRO-BOREALIS.
pp. 27 ; Before the Mass. Missionary Soc, May 24, 1803. Salem, 1803. 8vo, pp. 31 ;
Incomparable Excellency of Religion. Catskill, 1808. 8vo, pp. 17. Also at the
ordinations: in Fitchburg, Mass., Sept. 27, 1797, of Samuel Worcester, and again in
Granville, N. Y., Oct. 4, of Nathaniel Hall. fVorcater, 1798. 8vo, pp. 32; of
Leonard Worcester, in Peacham, Vt., Oct. 30, 1799. Peacham, 1800. 8vo, pp.
32; of John Milton Whiton, Antrim, N. H., Sept. 28, 1808. Amherst, 1809. 8vo,
pp. 28; of Warren Fay. Worcester, 1809. 8vo; of John Nelson, in Leicester,
Mass., March 4, 1812. Worcester, 1812. 8vo, pp. 28. Sermon at Worcester on
the Annual Fast, April 11, 181 1. Worcester, 181 1. 8vo, pp. 32. Sermon deliv-
ered at Worcester, on the Day of Public Thanksgiving, observed throughout ... Mas-
sachusetts, December 15. mdccxcvi. By Samuel Austin, a.m.. Printed at Worcester,
by Leonard Worcester, 1797. 8vo, pp. 24. Sermon preached in Worcester, Mass., on
the Occasion of the Special Fast, July 23, 18 12. Worcester, 1812. 8vo, pp. 28.
Sermon preached on the Day of General Election, at Montpelier, Oct. 10. 18 1 6.
Montpelier, 18 16. 8vo, pp. 27. And others.
Austin (S. F.) An Address delivered by S. F. Austin of
Texas ... in ... Louisville, Kentucky, On the 7th of March,
1836. Lexington^ J. Clarke & Co.^ Printers^ 1836. l2mo, pp.
30. H. + An Address of the Honorable S. F. Austin, One of
the Commissioners of Texas. \^Louisville^ 1836]. 8vo, pp.
29-47 of some unknown work. e. 2426
Austin Settlements. Translation of the Laws, Orders, and
Contracts, on Colonization, from January, 1801, up to this
time, in virtue of which Col. Stephen F. Austin has introduced,
&c., Foreign Emigrants in Texas, with an Explanatory Intro-
duction. San Felipe de Austin^ Texas^ 1829. 8vo. N. 2427
Austin (William). An Oration, pronounced at Charlestown,
at the Request of the Artillery Company, on the Seventeenth of
June ; being the Anniversary of the Battle of Bunker's Hill,
and of that Company. [Mottoes.] By William Austin, a.b.
Charlestown^ Printed by Samuel Etheridge^ 1801. 8vo, pp. 29. H.
Austin. Harrington's Directory of the City of Austin for
the Year 1866. With a Historical and Statistical Review of
Austin and the Reese River Mining Region. By Myron Angel.
Justin^ Nevada^ J. D. Fair child ^ Co., Printers, 1866. 8vo,
pp. 119. 2429
Austria {Colonel Jose de). Bosquejo de la Historia militar
de Venezuela en la Guerra de su Independencia. Tomo L
[all published]. Caracas, 1855. 8vo, pp. xlvii., 390. 2430
AusTRO-BoREALis, pseudon. A Platform, etc. See [Stearns
(E- J-)]
AUSWANDERUNGEN. 325
Der Auswanderer am Niederrhein. Meurs^ Dolle^ 1849-50.
8 nos., 8vo, pp. 170 in all. 2431
Contents. — I. Wiskonsin : Manitowac-Rapids. 2. Wiskonsin : Milwaukee. Eben-
czer. 3. Iowa : Pella. 4. New- York. 5. Indiana. Wisconsin. Missouri. 6.
Wisconsin. [Title on the cover: Wie sieht es in Wisconsin aus ? ... Von Wilh.
Dames.] 7. Indiana. [Cover-title: Nord-Amerika in seinen verschiedenen Bezie-
hungen, insbesondere der Staat Indiana. Von Pet. Schultze.] 8. Ceresco, Fond du
Lac County. [Cover-title : Nordamerika ... . Von Emil Eversz. Menschenhandel
in Havre von Le Maitre & Comp. das. u. Washington Finlay in Mainz. Von Louis
Eversz.]
Auswanderer-Bibliothelc. Verzeichniss der seit den letzten
10 Jahren erschienenen Schriften und Charten fiir Auswanderer
mit Angabe der Starke, der Verleger, der Preise und einer
Uebersicht nach den verschiedenen Landern und Staaten. Ru-
dolstadt^ Froebel^ 1852. 8vo, pp. 33. 2432
Auswanderer-Calender fiir 1854 und 1855. i. Doppel-Jahr-
gang. Rudolstadt^ Froebel^ 1854. i6mo, pp. 84. ^433
This is the " Ausgabe fiir Nord-Amerika ;" an " Ausgabe fiir Siid-Amcrika," pp.
88, was published ; also an edition for North America of the " Calender fiir 1855 und
1856."
Die Auswanderer in Amerika. Aus den Atlantischen Studien
abgedruckt. Gdttingen^Wigand[^i%^'^']. 8vo, pp. 16. 2434
Der Auswanderer, zunachst Organ der sammtlichen Auswan-
derungsvereine Sachsens. Mittheilungen aus deutschen An-
siedlungen, Rathgeber fur fortziehende Briider, sowie Bespre-
chungen iiber geistiges und sittliches Leben transatlantischer
Volker. [iii.] Jahrgang 1850. Schneeberg\_and'\ Leipzig [\^ ^6].
4to. Continued. 2435
1850, 104 nos. each 4 pp. j 1851, 52 nos. each 8 pp.
Die Auswanderung der Deutschen nach Texas, Nordamerika
und Ungarn. Eine Mahnung an die Nation. Miinchen^ Franx^
1844. 8vo, pp. 56. 2436
See also under Mexico, Michigan, and Texas.
Die Auswanderung nach Amerika. Breslau^ Schulz iff Co.^
1850. 8vo, pp. 4. 2437
Uber Auswanderungen, iiberhaupt, iiber Auswanderungen
nach Amerika insbesondere, von dem Standpunkte der Ge-
schichte, der Universalphilosophie, der Moral und Politik. Ru-
doUtadt^ 1834. 8vo. 2438
Cover-title : " Fluch und Segen der Auswanderungen," etc.
326 AUTHENTIC.
Auswahl kleiner Reisebeschreibungen und anderer statistischen
und geographischen Nachrichten. Leipzig^ Schneider^ 1784-95.
22 vols., 8vo. 2439
Auswahl schoner seltener Gewachse als eine Fortsetzung der
Amerikanischen Gewachse. Mit 250 illuminirten Kupfertafeln
mit Text von Jh. Zorn. Nurnherg^ Bauer u. Raspe^ 1795-98.
5 pt. 8vo. 2440
This is a continuation of Dreyhundert auserlesene Amerikanischc Gewachse nach
Linneischer Ordnung. Niirnbergy 1 785.
Ausziige aus Briefen aus Nord-Amerika, geschreiben von
zweien aus Ulm an der Donau gebiirtigen, nun im Staate Louisi-
ana ansassigen Geschwistern. Nebst Beschreibung einer Reise
durch mehrere der nordlichen und westlichen Staaten von Nord-
Amerika. ... Uim^ Nubling^ i^SS* i2mo, pp. 224. Plate.
Ein auszug ettlicherj sendbriefF dem aller durchleuchtigisten|
groszmechtigistew Fiirsten vnd Herren Herren Carl Romischen
vnd| Hyspanischew Konig &c vnserm gnedigen hern durch ire
verordent | Hauptleut | von wegen einer new gefundew Inseln,
der selbew gelegen|heit vnd jnwoner stitten vn gewonheite«
inhaltend vor Kurtzuerschi-| nen tagen zugefandt. | [Colo
phon] Getruckt in der keiserlichen Stat Niirmberg durch
Fryderichen Peypus | vnd seligklich volend|am. 17. tag Marcij
des jars do man|zalt nach Christi unsers lieben| herren gebvrt.
MDXX. I 4to, Title, i 1., 6 leaves and i blank. 2442
Contains an account of the expeditions of Francisco Hernandez de Cordova, Grijalva,
and Cortes to Yucatan, from Anghiera,
Autentijck Verhael van 't remarcquabelste is voorgevallen in
Brasil, tusschen den HoUandtschen Admirael Willem Cornelisz
ende de Spaensche Vloot. Midtsg. de Sententie ende executie
over eenighe Schippers, die haren Eedt in't ghevecht niet be-
tracht hadden. Amsterdam^ von J. van Hi/ten^ 1640. 4to, pp.
12. 2443
" The marks ,,C 3." and ^,D" at the foot of two of the pages are evidently mis-
printed, and instead of A 3. and B." — Muller.
AuTEROCHE. See Chappe d'Auteroche (Jean).
Authentic Account of the Proceedings of the Congress held
at New-York, In mdcclxv, On the Subject of the American
Stamp Act. l_London']^ mdcclxvii. 8vo, Title, pp. 37. H. & s.
AUTHENTIC. 327
An Authentic Account of the Rise and Progress of the Pres-
ent Contest in America. To which is added the Discovery of
America by Columbus. London^ ^11^- 8vo. 2445
Authentic Copies of the Correspondence of Charles Cotes-
worth Pinckney, John Marshall, and Elbridge Gerry, Esqrs.
Envoys Extraordinary and Ministers Plenipotentiary to the Re-
public of France ; as Presented to Both Houses of Congress,
April 3, 1798. By His Excellency, John Adams. President
of the United States of America. London^ Printed for J. Debrett^
1798. 8vo, pp. 78. 2446
Authentic Copies of the Preliminary Articles of Peace be-
tween Great Britain, France, Spain and the United States of
America, signed at Versailles, 20th January, 1783. London^
1783. 8vo, pp. 32. 2447
Authentic Copies of the Provisional and Preliminary Articles
of Peace signed between Great Britain, France, Spain, and the
United States of America. ... London^ 1783. 8vo, pp. 28.
Authentic Copies of the Provisional and Preliminary Articles
of Peace between Great Britain and the United States of Amer-
ica, the King of France, and the King of Spain, signed Nov' 30,
1782 & Jan. 20, 1783. London^ J. Debrett^ 1783. 8vo. 2449
An Authentic Journal of the Siege of the Havana. By an
Officer. To which is prefixed, A Plan of the Siege of the
Havana, Shewing the Landing, Encampments, Approaches, and
Batteries of the English Army. With the Attacks and Sta-
tions of the Fleet. London^ T. Jefferys^ mdcclxii. 8vo, pp.
44. Plan. c. & H. 2450
An authentic Narrative of Facts relating to the Exchange of
Prisoners taken at the Cedars ; supported by the Testimonies
and Depositions of His Majesty's Officers, with Several Original
Letters and Papers. Together with Remarks upon the Report
and Resolves of the American Congress on that Subject. Lon-
don^ T. Cadell^ MDCCLxxvii. 8vo, pp. 50. n. 2451
" These remarks are intended to shew the fallacy of the report of the Congress, and
to evince the perfidy of that body, in the resolves." — M. R.
An Authentic Narrative of the Loss of the Doddington India-
man, and of the Surprising Adventures, and Distresses of those
on Board, who survived the Shipwreck, from the Journal of one
328
AUTHENTIC.
of the Surviving Officers. [Motto.] New-York^ Printed by
James Parker and Company^ mdcclxii. l2mo, pp. 28. p. 2452
An Authentic Narrative of the Proceedings of the Expedition
under the Command of Brigadier-Gen. Craufurd, until its Ar-
rival at Monte Video ; with an Account of the Operations
against Buenos Ayres under the Command of Lieut. -Gen.
Whitelocke. By an Officer of the Expedition. London^ the
Author^ 1808. 8vo, Title, pp. viii., 216. 4 Maps. C. & H.
Authentic Papers from America: submitted to the Dispas-
sionate Consideration of the Public. London^ T. Becket^ ^11 S'
8vo, Title, pp. 33. s. 2454
This collection contains the several American petitions previous to the repeal of the
Stamp Act, contrasted with the petition of the late Congress to the King, and their
address to the people of Great Britain. See M. R., lii., 87.
Authentic Papers Relating to the Expedition against Cartha-
gena : being the Resolutions of the Councils of War ; both of
Sea and Land-Officers ... . With ... the Letters which passed
between Admiral Vernon and General Wentworth ; and also
between the Goveraor of Carthagena and the Admiral. London^
L. Raymond^ ^744- 8vo, Title, pp. lOO. h. 2455
Authentic Papers Relative to the Expedition against the
Charibbs, and the Sale of Lands in the Island of St. Vincent.
London^ J. Almon^ M DCC Lxxili. 4to, pp. 83. H. 2456
Authentic proceedings of the French King and his parliament
against the Jesuits of France, with a preface tracing the artifices
of the whole body of Jesuits, and enumerating the various
diabolical methods they made use of by Mons. La Valette, their
Agent at Martinico, &c. London^ Wilkie^ 1761. 8vo, pp. 61.
Authentic Rebel Papers seized at St. Eustatius, 1781. London^
L. Lambert^ G. Kearsly^ and J. Bowen^ m.dcc.lxxxi. 4to,
Title, pp. vi., 23. H. 2458
The Monthly Reviewer doubts the authenticity of these papers. See M. R., lxv.,
382.
An Authentic Register of the British Successes, being a Col-
lection of all the Extraordinary Gazettes, from the taking of
Louisbourgh, July 26th, 1758, to the Defeat of the French
Fleet Nov. 21st 1759. London^ 1760. i2mo. 2459
Contains particulars of the taking of Louisbourg, Ticonderoga. Fort Duquesne.
Niagara, and Quebec.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
329
An Authentic Report of the Debate in the House of Com-
mons, June the 23d, 1825, on Mr. Buxton's Motion relative to
the Demolition or the Methodist Chapel and Mission House in
Barbadoes, and the Expulsion of Mr. Shrewsbury, a Wesleyan
Missionary, from that Island. London^ J. Hatchard and Son^
1825. 8vo, 2 p. 1., pp. 119. H. 2459a
Authentic Translation of a Note from a Minister of the
French Republic to the Secretary of State of the United States,
etc. New Tork^ 1796. 8vo, pp. 38. 2460
Authentiek Tractaat van Vriendschap, Commercie en Navi-
gatie tusschen zyne Majesteit van Groot-Britanje, en de Vcree-
nigde Staaten van America. [1794.] 8vo, pp. 40. 2461
Avthentische Nachricht Von der Verhandlung, und dem Ver-
lass Der am 14^^^" und 15^^", Januarii Anno 174^. In sogenann-
ten Falckner. Schwamm An Georg Hubners Hause gehaltenen
Zweyten Versammlung, Sowol Einiger Teutschen Arbeiter Der
Evangelischen Religionen Als Verschiedener einzelen treuen
Gezeugen und Gottsfurchtiger Nachbarn. Nebst einigen Bey-
lagen. Philadelphia Gedruckt und zu haben bey B. Franklin [n. d.]
4to, pp. 19-40. 2462
Avthentische | Relation | Von dem | Anlass, Fortgang und
Schlusse|Der am i'^''" und 2^^" Januarii, Anno 174}. | In Ger-
mantoun gehalten | Versammlung | Einiger Arbeiter | Derer meisten
Christlichen Religionen | Vnd | Vieler vor sich selbst Gott-die-
nenden Christen-Menschen | in Pennsylvania | ausgesetzt | In Ger-
mantoun am Abend des 2'"'" Obigen Monats, | Philadelphia^ | Ge~
druckt und zu haben bey B. Franklin. [1742.] 4to, 8 1. 2463
The Author of Plain Truth strip'd Stark naked. Philadelphia^
1764. i2mo. 2464
The Author of Quaker Unmasked, Strip'd Stark Naked, or
the Delineated Presbyterian Play'd Hob With. Philadelphia.,
Printed in the Tear 1764. l2mo, pp. 12. c. l^b^a
Autobiography of a Female Slave. See [Griffiths (Mattie)].
Autobiography of an English Soldier in the United States
Army. London^ Hurst iff Blaekett 1853. ■^ vols., post 8vo,
pp. 306, 313. C.-^ Reprinted., Neiu I'ork^ Stringer & Townsend^
1853. i2mo, pp. xii., 9-288. 2 Plates. H. 2465
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330
AVE LALLEMANT.
AuTODicus. The Critique of the Vision of Rubeta. A
Dramatic Sketch, in One Act, By Autodicus. [Motto.] Phila-
delphia^ Printed for the Trade^ 1838. 8vo, pp. 32. 2466
In answer to Osborne's Poem on New Amsterdam.
Autographs for Freedom. See [Griffiths (Julia)].
Autograph Leaves of Our Country's Authors. Baltimore^
Gushing iff Bailey^ 1864. 4to, pp. xi., 200. 2467
Published for the Sanitary Fair at Baltimore.
AvALLE. Tableau comparatif des productions des colonies
fran9aises aux Antilles, avec celles des colonies anglaises,
espagnoles et hollandaises, de I'annee 1787 a 1788. Suivi de
I'etablissement et mouvement d'une Sucrerie, pendant le cours
d'une annee. Observations sur I'etendue que ces Habitations
doivent avoir ... . Par le citoyen Avalle habitant cultivateur
de Saint-Domingue. Paris^ Goujon fils^ Debray^ Fuschs [n. d.]
4to, Half-title, pp. viii., (2), 5 folded 1., 7 1., i f. 1., 2 1., i f. 1.,
pp. 75. Plate. H. 2468
AvALOS Y FiGUEROA (Diego d'). Primera parte de la Miscel-
anea Austral de D. Diego d'Avalos y Figueroa en varios Colo-
guios, Interlocutores, Delio, y Cilena, Con la Defensa de
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AvENDANO (Diego de). Carta, | que el P. Francisco | Xavier
Rector del Colegio| Maximo de S. Pablo, y al presente Pre-
posito I Provincial de la Provincia del Perii. | Remitio a Los
Padres Rectores de| los Colegios, y Casas de la Compafiia de
Iesvs|de la dicha Provincia. | Dandoles vna breve noticia|de la
exemplarissima vida, y dichosa muerte|del Venerable P. Diego
de Avendaiio. I Aiio. 1689. |C^« licencia en Lima. Por loseph de
Contreras.\^\.o^ 3 p. 1., Text, 63 1. 2475
AvENDANO. R. P. Didaci de Avendano Societatis lesv,
Segoviensis, In Pervvio iam pridem publici & primarij S. Theo-
logian Professoris, & in Sacro Inquisitionis Sanctae Tribunali
adlecti Censoris, Thesavrus Indicvs, sev generalis Instrvctor
pro regimine conscientiae, in iis quae ad Indias spectant. Tomvs
primvs, Ea continens, quae ad Ciuilem praesertim conducunt
Gubernationem. || Tomvs secundvs Circa spiritualia totus : Sacra-
menta inquam, Praecepta Ecclesiae, Priuilegia pro ipsis, Indul-
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41, (3); (8), 369, (19), 66, (5). H.4- Auctuarium Indicum, seu
Thesauri Indici Tomus tertius || quartus || quintus. JntverpiiS^
Jacob Meursius^ ^^75- 3 vols., folio. + Cursus consummatus ;
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AvERAY {Mr.) Britannia and the Gods in Council, a Dra-
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Causes of the present disputes in Europe and America are de-
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AvERiLL (L. B.) Songs ; National and Moral, for the Sol-
dier and Laborer : also, A Wonderful Narrative of an Indian
found in a Torpid State, with a Dialogue between an Indian
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66. A Sermon ... at the Interment of Mr. Walter Moor, ... . CharUstoivn, 1799.
8vo, pp. 47.
Avery. The Lord is to be praised for the Triumphs of his
Power. A Sermon Preached At Greenwich, in Connecticut.
On the 18''' of December, 1777. Being A General Thanks-
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V. D. M. Chaplain to Col. Sherburne's Regiment. Norwich^
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Avery (E. K.) The Arguments of Counsel in the Close of
the Trial of Rev. Ephraim K. Avery, for the Murder of Sarah
M. Cornell ... . Hon. Jeremiah Mason, of Boston, for the
Prisoner. Albert C. Greene, Attorney General, for the Prose-
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of Rev. Ephraim K. Avery, before the Supreme Judicial Court
of the State of Rhode-Island, at Newport, May 6, 1833, for the
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Avery. A Vindication of the Result of the Trial of Rev.
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Contains an interesting account of his proceedings, with Captain Sharp, Captain
Sawkins, Goiguet, and other pirates, in nearly every part of America.
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1806 ; being the Anniversary of the Independence of the United
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Avery and Hempstead. Narrative of Jonathan Rathbun,
With Accurate Accounts of the Capture of Groton Fort, the
Massacre that Followed, And the Sacking and Burning of New
London, September 6 1781, by the British Forces under the
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AvES (Thomas). Case of the Slave-Child, Med. Report of
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[Avezac-Macaya.] Martin Hylacomylus Waltzemiiller ses
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AviLA (Fr. de). Arte de la lengua Mexicana, y breves
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AzARA. Apuntamientos para la Historia Natural de los
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4to. c. 2532
Azara. Correspondencia oficial e inedita sobre la demarca-
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Azara. Descripcion e historia del Paraguay y del Rio de La
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Azara. Diario de la navegacion y reconocimiento del Rio
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tines, que guarnecen la linea de frontera de Buenos-Aires, para
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(Angelis, Coleccion, Tomo vi.) h. 2536
Azara. Essais sur I'Histoire Naturelle des Quadrupedes de la
Province du Paraguay. Par Don Feliz D. Azara, Captaine
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The original was published in the year following, at Madrid, with additions and
corrections by the author. See No. 2531.
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yectos de colonizar el Chaco. ... Buenos-Aires^ 1836. Folio,
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Azara. Memorias sobre el estado rural del Rio de La Plata
en 1 801, demarcacion de limites entre el Brasil y el Paraguay a
ultimos del siglo xviii, e informes sobre varios particulares de la
America Meridional espanola. Escritos pdstumos de D. Felix
de Azara ; los publica su subrino, D. Augustin de Azara, bajo
la direccion de D. Basilio Sebastian Castellanos de Losada.
Madrid^ 1847. 4^o> PP- 236. Portrait. 2539
Azara. Natural History of the Quadrupeds of Paraguay
and the River la Plata. By Don Felix de Azara. Translated
from the Spanish v/\ih a Memoir of the Author, a Physical
Sketch of the Country, and numerous notes by W. P. Hunter.
London^ Longman ^ Co.^ 1838. 8vo. 2540
Volume I. only published.
Azara. Voyages dans L'Amerique Meridionale, par Don
Felix de Azara, Commissaire et Commandant des limites
espagnoles dans le Paraguay depuis 1781 jusqu'en 1801 ; Con-
tenant la description geographique, politique et civile du Para-
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de la conquete de ces contrees ; des details nombreux sur leur
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and Atlas in 4to, pp. Ix., 389 ; (4), 562, and 3 1. folded ; (4),
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Some copies in vellum paper, others with colored plates. Sec M. R., lxi., 525.
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Plates. 2542
Azara. Viajes por la America del Sud de don Felix de
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to his Nephew in North America, relative to the
Present Posture of Affairs in the Colonies ... .
[Signed A. B.] London^ J. Walter^ M dcc lxvi. 8vo, 2
p. 1., pp. 55. H. 2548
B. (A.) Six letters of A. B. on the differences between
Great Britain and the United States of America, with a preface
by the Editor of the Morning Chronicle. London^ Ridgway^
1807. 8vo, pp. 48. 2549
See "Monthly Review," New Series, vi., 103.
B (A. J.) Notice sur I'ile Sainte-Lucie, moyens d'abolir
Tesclavage, sans indemnite et sans interruption de travail. In-
dependance prochaine des Antilles avec la liberte du commerce
et de la conscience. Par A. -J. B , colon de S^'^-Lucie ...
Paris^ Poussielgue-Rusandy 1841. 8vo. 2550
B (M'"*^ C de la). See [Calderon de la Barca (M
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B. (C. B.) See B[rown] (C. B.
B. (D.) See B[audry] (D[es Lozieres]).
B. (E.) See B[urrough] (E.)
B. (E.) See [Engel (Samuel, ie bailli d')]
B— e (E— d). See B[urk]e (E[dmun]d).
B_g_l (E— ce). See B[ud]g[e]l (E[usta]ce).
B. (F.) See B[ernard] (F[rancis]).
B. (F.) Causes of the Present Distractions in America Ex-
plained, by F. B. ; 1774. 8vo. 2552
[B. (H.)] The Leaders, etc. See [Binney (Horace)].
342 B.
B. (J.) Plaine and True Relation of the going forth of a
Holland fleet to the Coast of Brazil. By J. B. Rotterdam^
1623. 4to. 2553
Ternaux, No. 462. Perhaps by J. Baers. See Baers.
B. (J.) 6'^f B[rown](J[ohn]).
B. (J.) Account of the French Usurpation upon the Trade
of England, and what Great Damage the English Yearly sustain
by their Commerce, by J. B. London^ 16 79- 4^0. 2554
Containing a notice of the disturbances of the English trade by the French on the
coast of Newfoundland, and other parts of the East and West Indies.
B. (J.) A Letter to a Member of Parliament, on the Regu-
lation of the Plantation Trade. London^ I'j 01. Sm. 4to. 2555
B. (J.) Poem occasioned by the Rise and Fall of South Sea
Stock, humbly dedicated to the Merchant-Adventurers trading
in the South Seas. By J. B. 1720. 8vo. 2556
B. (L. M.), armateur. See [Prudhomme (Louis)].
B. (L. M.) See Barbe Marbois (F.)
B*** (M.) See [Bourgeois], and [Falkner (Thomas)].
B*** (M. de). Histoire. See [Behrens (K. F.)]
B. (M. D.) See [Dubuisson (P. U.)]
B. (N.) The Constables Pocket Book ; or a Dialogue be-
tween an Old Constable and a New. Boston^ '^I'^l* i6mo,
pp. 68. M. 2557
B. (R.) See B[everly] (R.), and B[urton] (R.)
B. (F.) Observations upon Prince Rupert's White Dogge,
called Boye, carefully taken by T. B. for that purpose, imployed
by some of quality in the Citty of London. London^ 1642. 4to.
The above curious satirical tract contains some notices of the witches of New En-
gland, etc.
B. (T. T.) Observations on American Independency, [n.
p., n. d.] 8vo. 2559
B. (V. D.) See B[os] (Van der).
B. (W. B.) Baltimore : or Long Long time ago. By W.
B. B. Baltimore^ Murphy ^ Co,^ 1853. ^^^j PP- ^4- ^5^°
BABBITT.
343
B. (W. D.) See B[ickham] (W. D.)
B. (W. S. A.) " The Antigonlan and Bostonian Beauties :
A Poem. Occasioned by Seeing the Assembly at St. John's,
Antigua, on Thursday the yth of July, and afterwards at Boston,
in King Street." By W. S. A. B. Boston, D. Fowle [n. d.]
8vo, pp. 8. w. 2561
B. (W. B.) Abraham Lincoln's Character. ... n. p. [1865.]
8vo, pp. 2, (2). 2562
B -DuvALLON. See [Berquin-Duvallon].
Baader (Friedrich). Die Bundes-Verfassung der Vereinig-
ten Staaten von Nordamerika. Ein Beitrag zur Losung der
deutschen Verfassungsfrage von Friedrich Baader. Berlin, Star-
gardt, 1848. 8vo, pp. 32. 2563
Baaij (G.) Is het vertrek dei geloovigen in Nederland naar
Noord-Amerika een werk van God of uit den booze ? of de geest
der Zedige vrijmoed. bedenkingen omtrent het vertrek der
geloovigen in Nederl. naar Noord-Amerika beproefd aan de H.
S. Amsterdam, Hoogkamer en Co., 1847. ^^°' ^5^4
Baars (J.) Beschryving van Brasil. Amsterdam, 1651. 4to.
Babbidge (C.) The Claims of Congregational Churches. A
Centennial Address : being a Plea in Vindication of the Rights
of the First Church in Pepperell, Mass. delivered Feb. 9, 1847.
By Charles Babbidge, Minister of the First Parish. Boston, IVm.
Crosby and H. P. Nichols, 1847. 8vo, pp. 44. H. 2566
Babbitt (B. B.) Sermon before the First Annual Conven-
tion of the Church Union of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
in the Diocese of Massachusetts, delivered ... May 19, 1863, by
Rev. Benjamin B. Babbitt, of ... Andover, Mass. ... With the
Constitution, Plan of Operation and Organization of the Church
Union. Boston, the Union, 1863. 8vo, pp. 31, (i). H. 2567
Babbit (E. B.) The Trial of Lieut. E. B. Babbit, on
Charges preferred by Com. Jesse D. Elliott, before a Naval
Court Martial ... at ... Charlestown, October 13, 1834. Boston,
1835. 8vo, pp. 120. H. 2568
Babbitt (E.) Organization of the House. Speech of Hon.
344
BABCOCK.
Elijah Babbitt, of Penn. ... January 20, i860. \TVashington^
Buell and Blanch ard^ Printers^ i860.] 8vo, pp. 8. H. 2569
Babbitt. Speech of Hon. Elijah Babbitt, of Pennsylvania,
on the Confiscation of Rebel Property. ... In the House ...
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Babcock (Charles). British Honduras : Central America.
A Plain Statement to the Colored People of the U. S. who con-
template Emigration. By Charles Babcock, of Salem, Mass.
Boston^ the Author^ 1863. 8vo. pp. 16. H. 2571
Babcock (George R.) ... Remarks of Mr. Babcock, of Erie,
on the Roman Catholic Church Property Bill : in the Senate,
June 24, 1853 ••• • ^Ib^^y-i Cuyler ^ Henly^ Printers^ 1853.
8vo, pp. 12. H. 2572
[Babcock (J. S.)]. Memoir of Captain Nathan Hale. ...
New Haven^ Printed by S. Babcock^ 1 844. 8vo, pp. 16. H.
Babcock (Rufus). Forty Years of Pioneer Life. Memoir
of John Mason Peck, d.d. Edited from his Journals and Cor-
respondence. By Rufus Babcock. Philadelphia, Amer, Bapt,
Pub. Soc, 1864. i2mo, pp. 360. Portrait. 2574
Babcock (S. B.) A Discourse on the Death of President
Lincoln, preached in the Orthodox Congregational Church, in
Dedham, by the Rev. Samuel B. Babcock, in accordance with
the Request of a Committee of Citizens, Wednesday, April 19,
1865. Dedham, Mass., Printed by John Cox, Jr., 1865. 8vo,
pp. 16. H. 2575
" Not published, but distributed among the families of the town." — S. B. Babcock.
Babcock. Historical Discourse delivered at the Closing of the
Old Episcopal (St. Paul's) Church, Dedham, November 30,
1845, by Rev. Samuel B. Babcock. Dedham, H. Mann, Printer.
SVO, pp. 23. H. 2576
Babcock. The Rector's Offering, February 11, 1857. [^
Historical Sketch of the Episcopal Church in Dedham, Mass.
By Rev. S. B. Babcock, d.d.] Boston, 1857. i2mo, pp. 23.
Babcock (William G.) Farewell Sermon preached at South
Natick, Mass. ... Feb. 26, i860. By Wm. G. Babcock,
Minister of the Unitarian Church. Boston, i860. i2mo, pp. 12.
The Parish Committee closed the church because the minister took the part of the
workmen of the town, who were on a strike.
BACH.
345
The Babcock Family. \_Albany^ Munsell^ 1861.] 8vo, pp. 4.
Babie (F.) Voyages chez les peuples sauvages, ou 1' homme
de la nature ; histoire morale des peuples sauvages des deux
continents et des naturels des isles de la Mer du Sud. Par le
citoyen F. Babie, d'apres les memcires du Cit. R * * * [I'abbe
Jerome Richard]. Avec figures. Paris^ Laurens^ Fuchs^ Desenne
et Lepetit^ani's.\_i^Oi~\. 3 vols., 8vo. Engravings. s. + Seconde
edition. Paris^ Laurens^ mn'e^ Chaumerot^ 1808. 3 vols., 8vo.
Engravings. + [Same edition?] Leipzig^ Wolf et Comp.^ 3 vols.,
8vo. 2580
" I have not written the Romance of the Man of Nature, but his History.'" —
Preface.
Babo (Franz Joseph Maria). Das Winterquartier in Amer-
ika ; ein Original-Lustspiel in i Aufzuge. Berlin (also Mun-
chen)^ iJjS. 8vo. 2581
Babson (J. J.) History of the Town of Gloucester, Cape
Ann, including the Town of Rockport. By John J. Babson.
Gloucester^ Procter Brothers, i860. 8vo, pp. xi., 610. Map. H.
A considerable portion of the edition was destroyed by fire in February, 1863.
The Baby and the Bards. See [Ames (Nathan)].
Bacardi (A.) Apendice al nuevo Colon, 6 sea tratado del
derecho militar de Espana y sus Indias, por D. Alejandro
Bacardi. Barcelona, 1859. ^v^- ^5^3
[Bacellar (Antonio Barbosa)]. Rela^ao diaria do sitio e
tomada da forte pra^a do Recife, recupera^ao das capitanias de
Itamaraca, Paraiba, Rio-Grande, Ciara, e ilha de Fernao de
Noronha j por Francisco Barreto Mestre de Campo general do
estado do Brasil e Gobernador de Pernambuco. Lisboa, na off.
Craesheeck'iana, 1 654. 4to, pp. (32.) 2584
" Very rare. There is an Italian version " — Da Silva.
Bach (Moriz). Das Land Otuquis. See Kriegk (G. L.)
Bach (M.) Descripcion de la Nueva Provincia de Otuquis
en Bolivia. Segunda edicion, corr. y aum. Buenos Aires, 1843.
4to, pp. 25. M. 2585
Bach (M.) Die Jesuiten und ihre Mission Chiquitos in Siid-
amerika. Eine historisch-ethnographische Schilderung. Heraus-
44
346 BACHE.
gegeben und mit einem Vorworte begleitet von Georg Ludw.
Kriegk. Leipzig^ Mittler {Frankfurt^ Varrentrap)^ 1843. ^^°>
pp. 96. 2586
Bache (A. D.) Additional Notes of a Discussion of Tidal
Observations ... at Cat Island, Louisiana. By Prof. A. D.
Bache ... . New Haven^ Printed by B. L. Hamlen^ 1852. 8vo,
pp. 15. H. 2587
Bache. On the Tides of the Atlantic and Pacific Coasts of
the United States ; the Gulf Stream ; and the Earthquake
Waves of December, 1854. By A. D. Bache .... Nezu Haven^
Printed by Ezechiel Hayes ^ i^ ^6. 8vo, pp. 43. 7 Plates. h.
Also: Address of... Bache, President of the American Association for ... 1851,
on retiring from the Duties of President, [n. p., n, d.] 8vo, pp. xli.-lx. h. Ad-
dress ... Franklin Institute ... 1842. 8vo. h. Anniversary Address before the
American Institute Of the City of New- York ... October 28th, 1856 ... . New York,
1857. 8vo, pp. 60. H. ... Approximate Cotidal Lines of Diurnal and Semi-Diurnal
Tides of the Coast of the United States on the Gulf of Mexico [n. p., 1857.]
8vo, pp. 17. 2 Plates, h. Attempt to fix the date of Dr. Franklin's Observations on
North East Storms. Philadelphia, \?,-^t^. 8vo. Discussion of the Magnetic and Meteoro-
logical Observations made at the Girard College Observatory, Philadelphia, in 1840-
1845. 6 Parts. 1859-62. 4to, pp. 22, 28, 16. Eulogy on Hon. James Alfred
Pearce, of Maryland, ... one of the Regents of the Smithsonian Institution. ...
January, 1863. Wa%hington^ ... 1863. 8vo. pp. 14, h. ... Lecture on the Gulf
Stream .. . [n. p., i860.] 8vo, pp. 71 [17]. 4 Plates, h. ... Navy Yard at
Patuxent River. Letter ... relative to the advantages of the Patuxent river ... .
{Washington, 1866.] 8vo. pp. 2. Map. h. Notes on the Gulf Stream. [With
Additional Remarks by G. W. Blunt, [n. p., 1854.] 8vo, pp. 47*-53* of Blunt's
American Coast Pilot. 2 Charts, h. Records and Results of a Magnetic Survey
of Pennsylvania and Parts of Adjacent States. Washington City, 1863. 4to. Re-
port on the Harbor of Charleston, S. C, by ... A. D. Bache ... [and others]. Also
Report of Capt. A. H. Bovi^man ... with Estimate for Deepening the Bar of Sullivan's
Island, or Beach Channel. ... With Report of Commissioners appointed by the State
... Charleston, 1858, 8vo, pp. 62, (l), 10. h. Report of Experiments to Navigate the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, by Steam ... Philadelphia, 1836. 8vo, pp. 13. p.
Report on Education in Europe, to the Trustees of the Girard College for Orphans.
Philadelphia, i^l^). 8vo, pp. 677. Report upon the Sailing Directions for the Port
of New-York and its Approaches ... Cambridge, 1856. 8vo, pp. 31. Report rela-
tive to the New- York Harbor Coast Survey, Dec 28, 1857. N. Y. Sen. Doc. 1858.
8vo, pp. 12, 2 Charts. Reports to Congress of the Progress of the Coast Survey
from 1848. Washington, 1849. 8vo. Continued. Report to the Controllers of the
Public Schools, on the Reorganization of the Central High School of Philadelphia,
1839-40. 8vo. [Two Editions.] Report on ... a High School for Girls ... [Phila-
delphia, 1840.] Report ... of the Central High School ... Philadelphia, 1863. 8vo.
Tide Tables for the Principal Sea Ports of the United States, ... . Neiv-York, E. &
G. W. Blunt, iS^S. 8vo, pp. 15. H.+Revised Jan., 1857. [Neiv Tork,n. d.] 8vo,
pp. 53*-70* of Blunt's "American Coast Pilot." i Chart, h. See also Boston, etc.
Bache (B. F.) To the Democratic Republican Electors,
of Pennsylvania. By Benjamin Franklin Bache. Philadelphia^
1804. 8vo. c. 2589
A broadside, on the Presidential Election,
BACHELER.
347
Bache (Franklin). Observations and Reflections on the
Penitentiary System. A Letter from Franklin Bache, m.d. to
Roberts Vaux. Philadelphia^ Jesper Harding^ 1829. 8vo, pp.
13- P. 2590
Bache (L.) ... Proceedings of a General Court Martial for the
Trial of Lieut. Col. Louis Bache ... upon charges of Mutiny,
Disobedience of orders, Insubordination [etc.] ... at the Camp
Marcus Hook, on the Delaware, in October, 18 14. Philadel-
phia^ Printed by James Wilson^ 18 15. 8vo, pp. 66, 12. b. <fe p.
Bache (Richard). The Case of Alien Enemies considered
and decided, upon a Writ of Habeas Corpus allowed on the
Petition of Charles Lochington, an Alien Enemy by Hon.
Wm. Tilghman. 22 Nov. 18 13. Philadelphia^ 1 8 13. 8vo.
[Bache (Lieut. Richard)]. Notes on Colombia, taken in the
Years 1822-3. With an Itinerary of the Route from Caracas
to Bogota; and an Appendix. By an Officer in the United
States' Army. Philadelphia., H. C. Carey ^ I. Lea, 1827. 8vo,
pp. 303. Map and 2 Plans. h. 2593
[Bache.] View of the Valley of the Mississippi ; or, the
Emigrant's and Traveller's Guide to the West. [By Lieut.
R. Bache.] Second edition. Philadelphia., H. S. Tanner., 1834.
i8mo, pp. ix., 372. 15 Maps. c. 2594
The preface is signed R. B.
Bache (Richard Meade). The Young Wrecker of the
Florida Reef: or the trials and adventures of Fred. Ransom.
Philadelphia., Jas. S. Claxton., 1866. i6mo, pp. 381. c. 2595
Bache (W.) Historical Sketches of Bristol Borough, in the
County of Bucks, anciently known as " Buckingham :" being
the Second Chartered Borough in Pennsylvania ; commencing
with its Colonial Settlement, in 168 1, and closing with the
Year 1853. ^7 William Bache. Bristol., Pa.., 1853. i6mo,
pp. 60. H. 2596
Bachelder (Samuel). [Vindication of his conduct as agent
of the York Manufacturing Company. Boston? 1854.] 8vo,
pp. 7. H. 2597
Bacheler (O.) Mormonism Exposed, internally and exter-
nally. By Origen Bacheler. New York., 1838. i2mo, pp. 48. c.
348 BACHELOT DE LA PYLAIE.
Bacheler. Trial of the Commonwealth, versus Orlgen
Bacheler, for a Libel on the Character of George B. Beals, de-
ceased, at the Municipal Court, Boston, March Term a.d.
1829. Before Hon. P. O. Thacher, Judge. Reported by John
W. Whitman. [Boston'], Published by John H. Belcher, 1829.
i2mo, pp. 47. c. 2599
Bacheler (W.) Debate in the Massachusetts Senate, upon
an Act to incorporate the Cambridge Broadway Company ...
April 25, 1862. Phonographic Report by W. Bacheler. Ca?n-
hr'idge. Printed by Allen and Farnham, 1862. l2mo, pp. 43. H.
Bachelet (Louis). Phalanstere du Bresil. Voyage dans
I'Amerique meridionale. Paris, bnpr. de Pommeret, 1842. 8vo,
pp. 20. 2601
Bachelier, pseudon. See [Durret].
Bacheller (S.) Remarks on the late printed Answer to Col.
Choate's Reasons of dissent from the judgment of a Council in
the affair of the Rev. Mr. Bacheller of Haverhill. By the Author
of those Reasons. To which is Subjoined a Postscript by Another
hand. Boston, Edes iff Gill, 1761. 8vo, pp. 43. w. 2602
Bacheller. Twenty Articles of Charge against Rev. Samuel
Bacheller, before the council at Haverhill 19^" Sep. 1758 with
Result of the council ; Friendly remarks on Result of council
by the aggrieved 17 Ap' 1759; also the councils addition to for-
mer result with remarks ; postcript by Joseph Haynes and
Choate's Reasons. Portsmouth, 1760. 8vo, pp. 87. M. 2603
Bacheller. Vindication of an Association from the Charge
of Countenancing Heresy in Doctrine, and of Partiality in Con-
duct in reference to Samuel Bacheller. By One of their Num-
ber. Portsmouth, N. H., 1758. 4to. 2604
[Bachelot de La Pylaie (A. J. M.)] Flore de Terre-
Neuve et des iles Saint-Pierre et Miquelon, avec figures dessinees,
par Tauteur, sur la plante vivante. Premiere livraison. Paris,
impr. de F. Didot, 1829. 4to, pp. 128. 2605
No more published. In the lists of correspondents of the " Societe des antiquaries
de France," the name is spelled Lapilaye and La Pilaye.
Bachelot de la Pylaie. Voyage a I'lslede Terre Neuve,
contenant la Description des Isles voisines et des Vues generales
BACK.
349
sur leur vegetation. Par M. Bachelot de la Pylale. Paris^ 1825.
8vo, pp. 131. 2606
This voyage forms, also, part of Vol. ix. of " Memoires de la Societe Linnienne de
Paris."
Bachiller y Morales (A.) Antiguedades amerlcanos.
Noticias que tuvieron los Europas de la America antes del
descubrimiento de Christoval Colon, etc. Habana^ 1845. 4^^*
Bachiller y Morales. Apuntes para la historia de las
letras y de la instruccion publica de la Isla de Cuba, por Antonio
Bachiller y Morales. Habana^ 1859-61. 3 vols., 4to, pp. 228,
224, 248. 2608
Contains a list of all the books printed in Caba from 1724 to 1840.
Bachiller y Morales. Elogio de D. Jose de Arango y
Castillo, escrito por A. Bachiller y Morales. Habana^ 1852.
8vo, pp. 14. 2609
Bachiller y Morales. Memoria sobre los trabajos de la
Caja de Ahorros, descuentos y depositos de la Habana, en
1 855-1 856, escrita por Antonio Bachiller y Morales. Habana^
1856. 8vo, pp. 18. 2610
The publication of these memoirs commenced in 1840.
Bachiller y Morales. Prontuario de agricultura general
para el uso de los labradores i hacendados de la Isla de Cuba por
Antonio Bachiller y Morales. Edicion ilustrada con laminas.
Habana^ i^^b. 8vo, pp. vi., 412. 2611
Bachman (J.) An Account of some Experiments made on
the Habits of the Vultures inhabiting Carolina, the Turkey
Buzzard, and the Carrion Crow. By John Bachman. Charles-
ton [1834]. 8vo, pp. 16. c. 2612
Also : The doctrine of the Unity of the human race. Charleston^ 1850. 8vo. p.
An Examination of Professor Agassiz's Sketch of the ... Animal World, and ... the
... Types of Man, 1855. A notice of the " Types of Mankind." C4<7r/«/o», 1854.
8vo, pp. 33. p. 5tff Audubon, Quadrupeds of America. No. 2368.
Back [Captain Sir G.) Narrative of the Arctic Land Expe-
dition to the Mouth of the Great Fish River, and along the
Shores of the Arctic Ocean, in the Years 1833, 1834, and
1835. By Captain Back, R. N., Commander of the Expedi-
tion. Illustrated by a Map and Fourteen Plates. London^ John
Murray^ mdcccxxxvi. 4to, pp. vi., 663. + Same. London^ John
35© BACKER.
Murray^ 1836. 8vo, pp. vi., 663. -h Reprinted. Philadelphia^
E. L, Carey iff L. Hart^ 1836. 8vo, pp. 456. Map. + Second
Edition. Philadelphia^ 1837. 8vo. + [In English.] Paris^
Baudry^ Amyot (and some copies) Galignani^ 1836. 8vo, pp.
338. + Also reprinted at Brussels^ Leipsic^ and Frankfort^ in En-
glish. 2613
The plates in the quarto, or admiralty edition, are by Finden. Some copies were
printed on large paper, with India proof plates. The " Quarterly Review," lvi., p.
296, says that as a literary composition this work may rank higher than any former
volume produced by the northern expeditions. See also Ed. Rev., lxiii., 151.
Back. Voyages dans les regions artiques, a la recherche
du capitaine Ross, en 1834 et 1835, et reconnaissance de
Rhlwee-Choh, maintenant grande riviere Back ; traduit par M. P.
Caseaux. Paris^ Arthus Bertrand^ 1836. 2 vols., 8vo. Map.
Back. Reise durch Nord-Amerika bis zur Miindung des
grossen Fischflusses und an den Kiisten des Polarmeeres in den
Jahren 1833, 34 und 35. Aus dem Englischen von Karl
Andree. Leipzig^ Weher^ 1836. 8vo. Plate and 2 Portraits.
Back. Wunderbare Reisen und Abentheuer zu Wasser und
zu Lande ... 1834-35 ... um ... Capitan Ross aufzusuchen.
Nach dem Engl. Reisejournale im Auszuge bearbeitet. Wien^
Ceroid^ 1837. i2mo. 2616
Back. Narrative of an expedition in H. Majesty's Ship
Terror, undertaken with a view to Geographical Discovery
on the Arctic Shores, in the years 1836-7. By Captain Back,
R. N. Illustrated by a Map and twelve Plates. London^ Jo^^
Murray^ 1838. %wo.-\- Philadelphia^ 1838. 8vo. 2617
Back. Landreise nach den Kiisten des Nordpolarmeeres.
Deutsch von K. Andre. Leipzig^ 1845. R^- 8vo. Map. 2618
Backer. Bibliotheque des ecrivains de la Compagnie de
Jesus, ou Notices bibliographiques 1° De tous les ouvrages
publics par les membres de la Compagnie de Jesus, depuis la
fondation de I'ordre jusqu'a nos jours ; 2° Des apologies, des
controverses religieuses, des critiques litteraires et scientifiques
suscitees a leur sujet. Par Augustin et Alois de Backer, de la
meme Compagnie. ... Liege^ 1853-61. 7 vols., large 8vo. H.
An important work for the reliable notices, both biographical and bibliographical, of
the Jesuit travelers. An eighth volume will complete the work.
BACKUS.
351
Backhaus (Johann Gottlieb). Neue ... Abhandlung vom
Tabacksbau, worin die einzige ... Methode gezeigt wird, wie
diese Pflanze muss behandelt werdert, wenn sie in Teutschland
die Stelle des Virginischen Tabacks vertreten soil ... . Darm-
stadt^ 1779- 8vo. 2620
Backhouse (Anna.) A Brief Sketch of the Life of Anna
Backhouse [daughter of Joseph John Gurney], ... Burlington^
New Jersey^ J^^^^ Rodgers^ 1852. [Privately printed.] 8vo.
Backus (Azel). Inaugural Discourse delivered in ... Clinton,
December 3, 18 12, by the Rev. Azel Backus, d.d. on ... his
Induction into the Office of President of Hamilton College, De-
cember 3, 1 81 2. Utica^ Printed by Ira Merrell^ 18 12. 8vo,
pp. 20. 2622
Dr. Backus also published Sermons : At the Funeral of Oliver Wolcott, Governor
of Connecticut, Dec, 1797. Litchfield [1797]. 8vo. At the Connecticut Election,
Hartford, May 10, 1798. Hartford, 1798. 8vo, pp. 54. + Reprinted, New Tork^
1798. 8vo. At the Ordination of John B. Whittlesey. Herkimer, N. T., iS^.. 8vo.
Backus (Charles). Sermon preached ... At Hartford, on the
day of the Anniversary Election, May 9, 1793. Hartford^ 1793*
8vo, pp. 38. M. 2623
Also: Sermon at the Ord. of Azel Backus, in Bethlem, April 6, 1791. Litchfield
[1791]. 8vo, pp. 26. At Somers, Conn., Nov., 1793, °" ^^^ Death of Moses
Chapin. Springfield, 1794. 8vo. At Wilmington, Mass., Oct 29, 1795, ^^ t^*
Ordination of Freegrace Raynolds. Boston, 1795. ^^°- ^^ '^^ Ordination of
Timothy Mather Cooly, in Granville, Feb. 3, 1796. Weuspringfield^ 1796. 8to,
pp. 16. At the Ordination of Joseph Russell, in Princetown, Mass., March 16, 1796.
Boston, 1796. 8vo, pp. 31. Five Discourses on the Truth and Inspiration of the
Bible. Hartford, I'J'^'J. At the Ordination of Thomas Snell, June 27, 1798.
Worcester^ ij^S. 8vo. At Pelham. N. H., Oct. 31, 1798, at the Ordination of
John Hubbard Church. Amherst, 1799. ^^°» PP- 3^- ^^ ^^^ Ordination of Zcp-
haniah S. Moore. fVorcester^ 1798. 8vo. At Wilbraham, Mass., May 2, occa-
sioned by Six Young Persons being drowned, with Two Discourses on the same
Subject by the Rev. Mr. Witter. Springfield, 1799- ^^°' PP- ^^- Scripture Doc-
trine of Regeneration. Hartford, 1800. i2mo. At Longmeadow, Fast, April 17.
Springfield, Mass., 1788. 8vo. At the Ordination of Vinsor Gould, Southampton,
Aug. 26, 1801. Northampton, 1801. 8vo.
Backus (Isaac). All true Ministers of the Gospel are called
... A Discourse shewing the nature and necessity of an internal
call to preach the everlasting Gospel ; By Isaac Backus. To
which is added some short account of the experiences and dying
testimony of Mr. Nathanael Shepherd, Pastor in Attleborough,
Who died April 14th, 1752. Boston^ D. Fowle^ 1754- 8vo, pp.
115. 2624
352
BACKUS.
[Backus.] An Appeal to the Public for Religious Liberty.
Against the Oppressions of the Present Day. Boston^ Printed by
John Boyle^ MDCCLXXill. 8vo. pp. 62 (2). 2625
Contains historical notices and extracts from the works of Cotton Mather, John
Cotton, Roger Williams, and a list of the author's works.
Backus. Church History of New England, from 1602 to
1804, abridged, with a concise History of the Baptists in the
Southern parts of America. By Isaac Backus. Boston^ 1804.
Svo.-h With a Memoir ... Philadelphia^ Baptist Tract Dep.^ 1839.
l8mo, pp. 2^0. -\- Philadelphia^ American Baptist Publication and
S. S. Society^ 1844. i8mo, pp. 250. 2626
Backus. Discourse concerning the Materials, the Manner
of Building, and Power of Organizing, of the Church of Christ ;
With the True difference and exact limits between Civil and
Ecclesiastical Government ; and also what are, and what are not
just Reasons for Separation. Together with an Address to
Joseph Fish, a.m. Pastor of a church in Stonington, occasioned
by his late Piece called the Examiner Examined. By Isaac
Backus. Boston^ ^773- 8vo, pp. 151. 2627
Backus. The Doctrine of Sovereign Grace Opened and
Vindicated ; two parts, with Appendix, containing a brief Ac-
count of the Sentiments of the first Baptist Churches in New
England. Providence^ Rhode Island^ ^ohn Carter^ ^77 '^' 2628
Backus. A | Fish caught in his own Net. | An | Examination |
of Nine Sermons, from Matt. 16. 18. | Published last Year, by Mr.
Joseph Fish of Stonington ; | Wherein | He labours to prove, that
those called Standing Churches | in New-England are built upon
the Rock, and upon | the same Principles with the first Fathers
of this I Country : And that Separates and Baptists are joining
with the Gates of Hell against them. | In Answer to which;
Many of his Mistakes are corrected ; The Constitution | of those
Churches opened; the Testimonies of Prophets | and Apostles,
and also of many of those Fathers are | produced, which as plainly
condemn his plan, as any | Separate or Baptist can do. | By Isaac
Backus. I Pastor of a Church of Christ in Middleborough. | Boston :
Printed by Edes and Gill^ in\^een-Street^ Mdcclxviii. 8vo,
pp. 130; Errata, i p. 2629
Backus. Government and Liberty Described, and Ecclesias-
tical Tyranny Exposed. Boston^ ^77^- ^^' ^vo. 2630
BACKUS.
353
Backus. A History of New-England, With particular Ref-
erence to the Denomination of Christians called Baptists. Con-
taining The first principles and settlements of the Country; The
rise and increase of the Baptist Churches therein ; The intrusion
of Arbitrary Power under the cloak of Religion ; the Christian
Testimonies of the Baptists and others against the same, with
their Sufferings under it, from the Beginning to the present
Time. Collected from most Authentic Records and Writings,
both Ancient and Modern. By Isaac Backus, Pastor of the
first Baptist Church in Midleborough. Vol. i. Boston^ Printed
by Edward Draper^ ^111- ^vo, 4 p. 1.; Text, pp. 544; Ap-
pendix, pp. 15 ; Errata, l p. Vol. 11. Providence^ John Carter^
1784. Title, pp. 448. Vol. in. Boston^ Manning & Loring^
1796- PP- 334 s. 2631
Complete sets of this valuable work, are rare — the third volume being generally
deficient. See Rich, Bibl. Am., Vol. 1., 253; Bartlett's Bibl., R. 1.
Backup. Policy, as well as Honesty, forbids the use of
Secular Force in Religious Affairs. Massachusetts-State. Bos-
ton : Printed by Draper and Folsom^ and Sold by Phillip Freeman^
in Union-Street^ m,dcc,lxxix. pp. 26 ; Index to " Our Baptist
History," 2 1. 2632
Contains an index lu the History of Nev\' England. " Not having time and Room
therefor, when our Baptist History was finished, a brief Index to it is inserted here.'"
Dr. Backus was an able and voluminous author of works principally relating to the
Baptists, including A Circular Letter in the " Minutes of the Warren Association,
Sept. y and lo, 1794. Bostun, 17^4. ' The Atonement of Christ ... . Boston.
MDCCLXXXvii. 8vo, pp. 28. Doctrine of particular Election and final Perseverance.
Boston, 1789. 8vo. A door opened for equal Christian Liberty. Boston 1783. 8vo.
Family Prayer not to be neglected. A Discourse. Newport, 1766. 8vo. Godli-
ness excludes Slavery. Huston. 1785. 8vo, pp. 14. The Infinite Importance of the
obedience of Faith. Boston 1791 8vo. The Kingdom of God described by His
Word. Boston, mdccxcii. Sm. 8vo, pp. 24. Letter to the Rev. Mr. Benjamin Lord
of Norwich, occasioned by some Harsh Things which he has lately published Against
those who have Dissented from liis Sentiments about the Ministry, the Church, and
Baptism. By Isaac Backus. Fro-vidence, 1764. 8vo. The Liberal Support of Gos-
pel Ministers Inculcated. Boston, 1 790. 8vo. A Reply to a piece wrote by Israel
Holly, Pastor in Suffield, entitled the New Testament Interpretation of the Old, rela-
tive to Infant Baptism. Newport, 1772. Sermon at Middleborough, Feb. 5, 1769,
upon iiearing of the death of a godly Mother, to which is added some Memories of
her Life. Providence, 1769. A Sermon ... Oct. 30, 1771, at the Ordination of
Asa Hunt, in Middleborough. Boston, 1772. 8vo, pp. 31. A Short Description of
the Dift'erence between the Bond Woman and the Free. Sermon at Middleborough,
Mass. Boston, 1756. 8vo, pp. (4), 45.+Second edition corrected, to which is added
an Answer to Mr. Frothingham's late letter, concerning Baptism. Boston, 1770.
Spiritual Ignorance causeth Men to counter-act their doctrinal Knowledge. A Dis-
course from Acts xiii. 27. Providence, 1763. True Faith will produce good Works.
A Discourse ... With Remarks on the Writings of Mr. Sandeman. Boston, 1767.
8vo, pp. 94. The Substance of An Address to an assembly in Bridge water, March
45
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BACON.
lo, 1779, previous to the administration of baptism, ... Providence ; also Boston [n. d."!
8vo, pp. 8. The Testimony of the Two Witnesses. A Sermon from Rev. 11 : 3.
Pro-viJence, 1786. 8vo. + With a few remarks upon the late Writings of Dr. Hem-
menway and Dr Lathrop, second edition. Boston, 1793' 8vo. Truth is Great, and
Will Prevail. Boston [1781]. 8vo, pp. 36, (8).
Backus (John C.) An Historical Discourse on taking leave
of the Old Church Edifice of the First Presbyterian Congrega-
tion in Baltimore. By John C. Backus, ... Baltimore^ i860.
i2mo, pp. 105. 2633
Backus. A Discourse Delivered at the Opening of the
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, July 4, 1852. By
John C. Backus, Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, Balti-
more. Baltimore^ 1 852. 8vo, pp. 32. Plate. 2634
Backus (J.) The Proclamation of the Honourable Joseph
Jenks Deputy Governour, Answered ; and the Proceedings Of
a Justice's Court held at Norwich, July 26. 1725. therein Refer'd
to Vindicated. By Joseph Backus, Esq ; Printed for the Author :
Sold at several of the Booksellers^ Shops in Boston^ and N. London^
1726. 8vo, pp. (2), 32. 2635
Backus (J. S.) Backus and Kenyon on Secret Societies :
being a discourse delivered by Rev. J. S. Backus, of Auburn, and
a Reply to the same, by Rev. H. B. Kenyon, of Ira, Cayuga
County, N. Y. Albany^ 1850. i2mo, pp. 44. 2636
Backus (S.) A Dissertation on the Right and Obligation of
the Civil Magistrate to take care of the Interest of Religion etc ;
By Simon Backus. Middletown^ 1804. 8vo. N. 2637
Backwoods of Canada. See Canada.
[Bacon (Anthony)]. A Short Address to the Government,
the Merchants, Manufacturers, and the Colonists in America
and the Sugar Islands, on the Present State of Affairs. London,
1775. 8vo. 2638
Bacmeister (Hartwig Ludwig Christian). Russische Bib-
liothek zur Kenntniss des gegenwartigen Zustandes der Literatur
in Russland. St. Petersburg^ Riga and Leipzig^ 1772-89. II
vols., i2mo. 2638^
A valuable bibliography of works published either in Russia, or relating to all parts
of the Russian Empire, including Russian America.
Bacon (B. C.) Statistics of the Colored People of Phila-
BACON. ^
355
dclphia. Taken by Benjamin C. Bacon Philadelphia^ T.
Ellwood Chapman^ 1856. 8vo, pp. 16. H. 2639
Bacon (David Francis). Essays on Slavery. New Tork^
1846. i2mo. 2640
Bacon (E.) Abstract of a Journal of E. Bacon, Assistant
Agent of the United States to Africa. With an Appendix, con-
taining interesting accounts. Second Edition. Philadelphia^
1822. 8vo. N. 2641
Bacon {^Mrs, Eliza Ann Munroe). Memoir of Rev. Henry
Bacon. By Mrs. E. A. Bacon. [Motto.] Boston^ A. Tompkins^
1857. i2mo, pp. 361. Portrait. H. 2642
Bacon (E.) Address before the Republican Citizens of Berk-
shire, Pittsfield, July 4, 1810. By Ezekiel Bacon. Pittsfield^
18 10. 8vo, pp. 24. 2643
Bacon. A Lecture ... before the Young Men's Associa-
tion ... December 15, 1843. ••• "Notice of ... James Madi-
son, Albert Gallatin, Joseph Story, and John Pierpont." By
Ezekiel Bacon. Utica^ N. T.^ R. IV. Roberts^ Printer^ 1844.
8vo, pp. 48. H. 2644
Bacon. Oration delivered at Pittsfield, July 4, 1807. Pitts-
field^ 1807. 8vo, pp. 24. 2645
Bacon. Oration delivered at Williamstoun July 4. 1799.
Bennington^ 1799- i2mo. 2646
Bacon. Recollections of Fifty Years Since ... A Lecture ...
before the Young Men's Association ... . February 2, 1843.
[Motto.] By Ezekiel Bacon. Utica, N. T., R. W. Roberts,
Printer, 1843. ^^^i PP- 43* "• -^^47
Also: A Speech on the Judiciary, February 17, 1807. See alto Skinner (T. J.)
Bacon (G. W.) Bacon's Descriptive Handbook of America.
Comprising history, geography, agriculture, manufactures, com-
merce, raihvays, mining, finance, government, politics, educa-
tion, religion, characteristics, public lands, laws, &c. By George
Washington Bacon, f.r.g.s., and William George Larkins, b.a.
With Maps and Plates. London, G. W. Bacon, 1866. Post
8vo, pp. viii., 392. 2648
Bacon. Bacon's Guide to American Politics ; ... [2d ed.]
356 BACON.
London^ S. Low^ Son iff Co.^ Bacon and Co.^ 1863. l6mo. Title,
pp. 94. 4- 1864. 8 vo, pp. 100. 2649
Bacon. Life and Administration of Abraham Lincoln. Pre-
senting his Early History, Political Career, Speeches, Messages,
Proclamations, Letters, &c., with a General View of his Policy
as President of the United States, embracing the leading Events
of the War. Also the European Press on his Death. Compiled
by G. W. Bacon. London^ S. Low^ 1865. Fcap. 8vo, pp. 120.
-j-Fine edition. London^ S. Low^ 1865. Post 8vo., pp. viii., 183.
Bacon. Abraham Lincoln geschetst in zijn leven en daden.
Naar het Engelsch van G. W. Bacon. Amsterdam^ 'Jan Leen-
dertz^ 1865. 2651
Bacon. Life and Speeches of President Andrew Johnson.
Embracing his Early History, Political Career, Speeches, Pro-
clamations, &c. With a Sketch of the Secession Movement,
and his Career in relation thereto ; also, his Policy as President
of the United States. By G. W. Bacon. London^ G. W. Bacon^
1865. Post 8vo, pp. v., 106. 2652
Bacon (Henry). A Review [of a Memoir of Rev. James
M. Cook.] Philadelphia {185 1 ?). i2mo, pp. 36. s. 2653
Bacon (James). The American Indian ; or Virtues of Nature.
A Play, in Three Acts with Notes ; Founded on an Indian Tale.
By James Bacon. London^ Harrison & Co.^ 1795* 8vo. Por-
trait. 2654
Founded on Mrs. Morton's Ouabi. See M. R., xix., 466.
Bacon (J.) Sermon on the death of N. Wattles, Franklin,
Delaware Co. By Rev. James Bacon. Cooperstown^ 1798. 8vo.
Bacon (John). A Sermon, preached September 29th, 1771.
By John Bacon, a.m. ... after he was installed [5/V], and the
Reverend Mr. John Hunt, a.m. ordained. Collegiate Pastors of
the South Church in Boston. Boston^ Kneeland and Adams^
mdcclxxii. 8vo, pp. 35. H. 2656
Bacon. Illustrations Illustrated ; containing a Brief Reply
to Some Part of the annexed Letters of Friendship. By John
Bacon. Hartford^ 1781. 8vo, pp. 31. 2657
Bacon. Speeches of Mr. Bacon & Mr. Nicholson, in the
National House of Representatives, in defence of the Bill en-
titled " An Act to repeal Certain Acts respecting the Organiza-
BACON.
357
tion of the Courts of the United States," February, 1802. Bos-
ton^ 1802. 8vo, pp. 44. 2658
Bacon [Rev. Leonard, d.d.) Address before the New-England
Society of the City of New York, on Forefather's day. Decem-
ber 22, 1838. By Leonard Bacon. New-York^ Exra Collier^
1839. 8vo, pp. 47. 2659
Bacon. Commemorative Discourses; delivered on his Sixty-
third Birthday, February 19th, 1865 ; on the Fortieth Anniver-
sary of his Installation, March 12th, 1865, and on his Retire-
ment from Pastoral Duties, September 9th, 1866. By Rev. L.
Bacon, d.d. ... With Extracts and Records of the First Eccle-
siastical Society, ... New Haven^ T. y, Stafford^ Printer^ 1866.
8vo, pp. 66. 2660
Bacon. A Commemorative Discourse, on the Completion of
Fifty Years from the Founding of the Theological Seminary at
Andover. By Leonard Bacon ... . Andover^ W. F. Draper^
1858. 8vo, pp. 46. H. 2661
Bacon. Conciliation. A Discourse at a Sunday Evening
Service, July 20, 1862. By Leonard Bacon. New Haven ^ Peck^
White y Peck^ 1862. 8vo, pp. 20. 2662
Bacon. Discourse on the Death of W. H. Harrison, deliv-
ered before the Citizens of New Haven, April 17, 184 1. By
Leonard Bacon. New Haven^ 1841. 8vo. b. 2663
Bacon. A Discourse on the Early Constitutional History of
Connecticut, delivered before the Connecticut Historical Society,
Hartford, May 17, 1844. ^7 Leonard Bacon. Case^ Tiffany t5f
Burnham^ 1843. ^^^^ PP* ^'* 2664
Bacon. A Discourse on the Traffic in Spirituous Liquors.
With an Appendix, exhibiting the present state and influence of
the Traffic in the City of New Haven. By Leonard Bacon.
New Haven^ 1838. 8vo. 2665
Bacon. The Duties connected with the present Commercial
Distress. A Sermon, ... preached in ... New Haven, May
21, 1837 and repeated May 23. By Leonard Bacon. New
Haven^ Hitchcock ^ Stafford^ 1837. 8vo, pp. 18. H. 2666
Bacon. Goodly Heritage of Connecticut. A Discourse on
Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 19, 1840. New Haven^ 1840. 8vo.
358 BACON.
Bacon. A Historical Discourse delivered at Worcester, in
the Old South Meeting House, Sept. 22, 1863, the Hundredth
Anniversary of its Erection. By Leonard Bacon, d.d. With
Introductory Remarks by Hon. Ira M. Barton, the President on.
the Occasion. And an Appendix. Worcester^ Edw. R. Fiske^
Printer^ 1863. 8vo, pp. 106. 2668
Bacon. The Jugglers Detected. A Discourse delivered in
New Haven, Dec. 30, i860. By Leonard Bacon. With an
Appendix. New Haven^ Thomas H. Pease^ 1 861. H. 2669
A reply to a sermon defending slavery, by H. J. Van Dyke.
Bacon. Reply to Professor Parker's Letters, in the Boston
Post, to Rev. Leonard Bacon, d.d. by the Rev. Leonard Bacon,
D.D. From the "New Englander" for April, 1863. [n. p.,
n. d.] 8vo, pp. 191-258. 2670
On the interpretation of the Constitution by the clergy, etc.
[Bacon.] Review of Pamphlets on Slavery and Colonization,
... New-Haven^ ^^SS* 8vo, pp. 24. s. & H. 2671
Bacon. Sketches of the Life and Public Services of Hon.
James Hillhouse of New Haven. By Rev. Leonard Bacon,
D.D. ... New Haven^ i860. 8vo, pp. 46. Portrait. h. 2672
Bacon. Seven letters to the Rev. George A. Calhoun, con-
cerning the Pastoral Union of Connecticut, and its charges
against the ministers and churches. By Leonard Bacon, Pastor,
&c. New Haven. 1840. i2mo, pp. 131. 2673
Bacon. Slavery discussed in Occasional Essays, from 1833
to 1846. By Leonard Bacon ... Neiv Tork^ 1846. i2mo,
pp. 247. 2674
Bacon. Thirteen Historical Discourses, on the Completion
of Two Hundred Years, from the Beginning of the First Church
in New Haven, with an Appendix. By Leonard Bacon, New
Haven^ Durrie and Peck^ ... 1839. 8vo, pp. viii., 400. 4 Por-
traits. H. 2675
Also : Rev. Dr. Bacon's Address at the Funeral of Mrs. [L. O. B.] Thompson ...
Jan. 29, 1852. [With an Obituary by Rev. Joshua Leavitt. n. p., n. d.] l2mo,
pp. 12. H. Discourse, death of J. Ashmun. Neiv-Ha'ven, 1828. A Discourse
before the Alumni of Yale College, Aug. 16, 1848. Netv-Ha-ven, 1848. 8vo,
Memorial of Nathaniel W. Taylor, d.d. Three Sermons : by Leonard Bacon, d.d.,
Pastor of the Center Church ; Samuel W. S. Dutton ... George P. Fisher ... . Neiv-
Haven, TAomas H. Pease, 1858. 8vo, pp. 43. h. Oration before the Phi BeU
Kappa Society of Dartmouth College, July 30, 1845. Hanover, 1845. 8vo, pp. 23
BACON.
359
A Plea for Africa j delivered in New Haven, July 4, 1825. Ne-w Haven, 1IS5.
8vo, pp. 22. A Sermon on Thanksgiving Day, Nov, 27, 1851. Nexu Haven. 1851.
8vo, pp. 15, (i). Two Sermons on a Day of Fasting, 10th of April, 1857. Ne^v
Haven, 1857. 8vo, pp. 32. A Discourse on a Day of Thanksgiving, Nov. 24, 1859.
Neiv Haven, 1859. 8vo, pp. 20. A Plea for Africa ... July 4th, 1825. Netu
Haven, 1825. 8vo, pp. 22. Sermon at the funeral of Rev. Lyman Beecher, d.d.,
Jan. 14, 1863. Neiv York, Phair & Co., 1863. 8vu, pp. 31.
Bacon (L. B. Stetson). Biography of Mrs. Lydia B. Bacon.
Written for the Massachusetts Sabbath School Society ... .
Boston [1856]. i2mo, pp. 348. H. 2676
Bacon (L. W.) An Historical Discourse, on the Two Hun-
dredth Anniversary of the Founding of the Hopkins Grammar
School, New Haven, Connecticut. Delivered ... July 24, i860,
by Leonard Woolsey Bacon. With Notes and an Appendix.
... New Haven^ Printed by T. J. Stafford^ i860. 8vo, pp. 70. H.
Bacon (M.) Relation of the Fearful State of Francis Spira
after he turned Apostate from the Protestant Church to Popery.
Compiled by Math. Bacon, Esq. Boston^ 1762. i2mo. 2678
Bacon (N.) Strange News from Virginia. Being a full and true
Account of the Life and Death of Nathaniel Bacon, Esq., who
was the only cause and Original of all the late Troubles in that
Country. With a full relation of all the Accidents which have
happened in the late War there between the Christians and
Indians. London^ Printed for William Harriss^ ^^11- 4^°, pp.8.
Bacon (N. A.) A Table, showing the Date and Place of
Birth; ... of Jabez Bacon, late of Woodbury, deceased, and of
his Descendant ... Compiled by Nathaniel A. Bacon ... New
Haven^ Printed by Hitchcock Cif Stafford^ 1 845. 4to, pp. 4. 2680
Bacon (O. N.) A History of Natick, from its first Settle-
ment in 1 65 1 to the Present Time; with Notices of the First
White Families. And also an Account of the Centennial Cele-
bration, Oct, 16, 1851; Rev. Mr. Hunt's Address at the Con-
secration of Dell Park Cemetery, &c., &c., &c., By Oliver N.
Bacon, Attorney at Law. Boston^ Damrell iff Maore^ Printers^
1856. 8vo, Title, pp. 261. Plate. h. 2681
Bacon (R. C.) Statistics of the Colored People of Philadel-
phia, By R. C. Bacon. Philadelphia^ 1856. 8vo. 2682
Bacon (Samuel). Memoir of Rev. S. Bacon, a.m., late an
officer of Marines, afterwards Attorney at Law in Pennsylva-
nia, subsequently an Episcopal Minister. Philadelphia^ 183 1.
360 BACON.
Bacon. Laws of Maryland at Large, with proper Indexes,
Now first Collected into One Compleat Body, and Published
from the Original Acts and Records remaining in the Secretary's
Office of the said Province. Together with Notes and other
matter relative to the Constitution thereof, extracted from the
Provincial Records. To which is prefixed The Charter, with
an English Translation. By Thomas Bacon, Rector of All
Saints, Paris, in Frederick County ... Annapolis^ Printed by Jonas
Green^ Printer to the Province^ mdcclxv. Folio. N. 2684
Also on large paper j handsomely printed.
Bacon (T.) Four Sermons, upon the Great and Indispensa-
ble Duty Of all Christian Masters and Mistresses To bring up
their Negro Slaves in the Knowledge and Fear of God. Preached
at the Parish Church of St. Peter in Talbot County, in the
Province of Maryland. By the Rev. Thomas Bacon, Rector
of the said Parish. [Mottoes.] London^ J, Oliver^ m.dcc.l.
1 2mo, pp. 142. -\- Six Sermons [etc.] London^ J. Oliver^ m.dcc.li.
i2mo. H. 2685
Bacon. Sermons to Masters and Servants. Republished by
Rev. W. Meade. Winchester [n. d.] i8mo. 2686
[Bacon.] Two Sermons, Preached to a Congregation of
Black Slaves, at the Parish Church of S. P. In the Province of
Maryland. By an American Pastor. [Motto.] London^ John
Oliver, M.DCC.XLix. i2mo, pp. 79. h. 2687
Bacon (T.) Copy of the Charges made to the United
States Senate against Thomas Bacon, Collector of Customs,
&c. ... with ... facts in refutation ... . [n. p., 1854.] 8vo,
pp. 7. H. 2688
[Bacon (William John]son). Memorial of William Kirk-
land Bacon, late Adjutant of the Twenty-sixth Regiment of
New York State Volunteers. By his Father. Utica, N. K,
Roberts, Printer, 1863. i2mo, pp. 83, (ij. Portrait. H. -|-
Another Edition. Boston, American Tract Society, 1865. i8mo,
pp. 139. 2689
Bacon (W. T.) Poem pronounced before the Senior Class
of Yale College, July 5, 1837. By William Thompson Bacon,
with the Valedictory Oration by Charles Andrew Johnson.
New Haven, 1837. 8vo, pp. 42. 2690
BADGER.
361
Bacon de Lachevalerie. Observations, presentees a Tas-
semblee de MM. les electeurs de la partie du nord de Saint-
Dominique le 27 Janvier 1789 au Cap Franc^ois. [1789.]
8vo. 2691
Baccmjeville de la PoTHERih. Histoire de L'Amerique
Septentrionale. Divisee en quatrc Tomes. Tome Premier.
Contenant le Voyage du Fort de Nelson, dans la Baye d'Hud-
son, a Textremite de I'Amerique. Le premier etablissement des
Franc^'ois dans ce vaste pais, la prise dudit Fort de Nelson, la
Description du Fleuve de saint Laurent, le gouvernement de
Quebec, des trois Rivieres & de Montreal, dcpuis 1534. jusqu'
a I 701. Par Mr. de Bacqueville de la Potherie, ne a la Guada-
loupe, dans I'Amerique Meridionale, Aide Major de la dite
Isle. Enrichie de Figures. A Pans ^Jean-Luc N'lon et Francois
D'ldot^ M.DCC.xxii. 4 vols., i2mo. Maps and Plates. -(- v^wj/^r-
dam^ H. des Bordes^ n^3- 4 ^'^->'^-) 1 2mo. ^ Paris^ Nyon Jj/s^
^753- 4 vols., i2mo. c. 2692
This work entirely relates to Caiiadj and the Iroi^uuib Imiiaiib j the plates comprise
the earliest views taken in Canada. It is written in the form ot letters, except the
second volume, which is divided into chapters. It contains several badly written
memoirs on a considerable portion ot the history of Canada. What the author relates,
from his own observation, mav be relied upon 5 but, in other respects, he was not well
informed, although appartnciy sincere and dispassionate. The title-pages to vols.
11. -IV. differ from the first, .b^f Rich, 1.. 3; ; Boucher vi.. Z2.
The Bad Effects of' Speculative 'Thecjlogv, and False Philoso-
phy, on the Religion and Morals or Marikind ... . Third Edition.
With the Rise and Progress of Pc;, '^'f-ctiorisni in Western New
York. Phi/ade/phia \_iS;^q^~\ 8vo, p}), 48. 2693
" By a layman.
Bade (T.) Der Scalpjager. Robinson's Erlebnisse, Aben-
teuer und Fahrten im Westen Amerika's. Natur- und Sittenschii-
derungen aus dem amerikanischen Jagd-, Kriegs-, P.eise-, und
Waldleben. Herausgeber : Th. Bade. ... Leipzig^ Spamer^ iS^'/.
8vo. + 2^ verbesserte Auflage. Leipzig^ 1858. 8vo, pp. vii«.,
264. Over 100 Illustrations, 5 colored. ^- 3^^ Aufl. 1862. 8vo.
(Neue Jugend- und Hausbibliothek, 2 Serie, iv. Band.) 2694
Baden (Major N.) [Obituary, n. p. 183-.''] 4to, i page. H.
Badger (B.) The Naval Temple: containing a Complete
History of the Battles fought by the Navy of the United Stares.
From its Establishment in 1794, to th.e Present Time ... .
46
362 BADGER.
Second Edition. Boston^ Barber Badger^ 18 16. 8vo, pp. 322.
Engravings. h. 2696
This is said to be the same work as No. 1165.
Badger (George E.) American Steam Navigation. Speech
of Hon. George E. Badger, of North Carolina, for the Collins
Steamers. In Senate of the United-States, May 6, 1852. Wash-
ington^ 1852. 8vo, pp. 13. H. 2697
Also: Speech of Mr. Badger, May il. 1854. on the President's Veto-Message,
Washington, 1854. 8vo, pp. 16. h. Speech on the Slavery Question, March 18
and 19, 1850. ^fVas/iington, n. d.] 8vo, pp. 18. h. Speech on the Territorial
Question, August 2, 1850. Washington [n. d.] 8vo, pp. 8. h. Speech ... on the
Ten Regiment Bill. ... Jan. 18, 1848. Washington, 1848. 8vo, pp. zo.-\-\^Washing-
ton, n. d.] 8vo, pp. 16. H. Speech ... February 16, 1854, on the Nebraska Bill.
Washington^ Sentinel Office, 1854. 8vo, pp. 14.
[Badger (H. C.)] Brief Statement of the Sanitary Com-
mission's Work. [By Rev. Henry C. Badger.] San Francisco^
September^ 1864. 8vo, pp. 16. 2698
Badger. ... A Discourse occasioned by the Death of Mr.
Geor^-^ Livermore. Preached ... 3d September, 1865, by Henry
C. Badger ... . Cambridge^ the Family^ mdccclxv. 8vo, pp.
30. H. 2699
Badger. The Humble Conqueror : a Discourse Commem-
orative of the Life and Services of Abraham Lincoln, preached
to the Cambridgeport Parish, April 23, 1865. By Rev. Henry
C. Badger. Boston^ William V. Spencer^ 1 865. 8vo, pp. 18. H.
Badger (Sarah). Statement of Facts, relative to the Last
Will of the late Mrs. Badger, of Natick [Mass.], which was dis-
allowed on the Final Hearing. By the Principal Legatees.
Dedham^ H. Iff W. H. Mann^ 1824. 8vo, pp. 63. H. 2701
Badger. Remarks on the Evidence in the Case relative to
the Will of the late Mrs. Badger of Natick. Dedham^ 1824.
8vo. 2702
Badger (Stephen). Address of a Minister ... [inquiring]
" Whether a Church is obliged ... to require a publick, formal
and explicit Confession, of some particular Misdemeanors ...
previously ... to a Christian Profession, to Baptism, and to
Christian Communion ... . Boston^ E. Battelle^ m,dcc,lxxxiv.
8vo, pp. 44. H. 2703
Badger. The Nature and Effects of Drunkenness ... Two
BAERS.
363
Discourses ... at Natick ... October, 1773. By Stephen Badger
... . Boston^ Edes and Gill^ ^774- 8vo, pp. 56. H. 2704
Badger. The Substance of Two Discourses on Intemper-
ance ; delivered at Natick [October, 1773]. Boston^ Samuel T.
Armstrongs 181 1. 8vo, pp. 23. H. 2705
Badger (W. W.) Washington, or A Vision of Liberty : a
Poem Delivered Before the Genesee Lyceum, at Lima, N. Y.
... February 22, 1855, by William Whittlesey Badger. ... Lima^
N. T,^ Press of S. M. Raymond^ 1855. 8vo, pp. 24. H.-(- De-
livered February 22, 1859. ••• ^^^ Tork^ Thatcher iff Hutchin-
son^ 1859. i2mo, pp. 24. H. 2706
Badger & Porter's Stage Register ... Stages, Steamboats
and Canal Packets, in the New England States and ... New-
York ... . Boston. 8vo. 2707
Bi-monthly. Vol. in., No. i, is dated July 3, 1827 j Vol. ix., No. i, July, 1833,
PP-
Badgley (W.) Remarks on Register Offices. Montreal^
1836. i2mo. 2708
Badia (Marc. Ant.) Compendio della guerra nata per con-
fini in America tra la Francia e I'lnghilterra. Amsterdam^ ^7^3-
8vo. Portrait. 2709
[Badin (S. T.)] Origine et progres de la mission de Ken-
tucky ... par un temoin oculaire. ... Paris, Adrien Le Clerc, 1821.
8vo, pp. 32. H. 2710
Baer (Karl Er. von) and Helmersen (Gr. v.) Beitrage zur
Kenntniss des Russischen Reichs und der angranzenden Lander
Asiens. ... Band i. St. Petersburg, 1839. 8vo. Continued.
Band i. has the second title : Statistiche und ethnographische Nachrichten iiber die
Russischen Besitzungen an der Nordwestkiiste von Amerika, Gesammelt von ... v.
Wrangel. Mit den Berechnungen aus Wrangell's Witterungs-Beobachtungen und
anderen Zusatzen vermehrt von v. Baer. Mit i Karte.
Baers (J.) Olinda, ghelegen int Landt van Brasil, inde
Capitania van Phernambuco met mannelijcke dapperheyt ende
groote couragie inghenomen, ende geluckelijck rovert op den
16. Februarij a 1630 ... door den Heere Diederich van Weerden-
burg. Cort ende claer beschreben. Door Joannem Baers ... .
Amsterdam, Hendrick Laurentsz, 1630. 4to, pp. 38. j. c. b.
This rare book relates to the taking of Pernambuco by the Dutch. See Grant's
History of Brazil, p. 54.
364 BAHIA.
[Baert (Alexandre Balthasar Francois de Paule, Baron de)'].
Tableau de la Grande Bretagne, de I'lrlande, et des pos-
sessions anglaises, dans les quatres parties du monde. Paris^
Jansen^ An viii. [1799]. 4 vols., 8vo, pp. v., 460, 11 ; 516,
12; 502, 50 ; 486, 24. Maps. s. 2713
Contains nnany articles on American subjects, particularly the French Colonies.
Baeyle (Hyp.) Relation du naufrage de la Palacre Saute
"Vigilante." Buenos Ayr es^ i^^t'i- ^v^- ^7^4
Plate of the shipwreck and map of the mouth of the River Plate.
[Bagert (J.)] See [Begert (J.)]
Bagot. Sermon before the Incorporated Society for the
Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, February 19, 1790.
By Lewis [Bagot], Lord Bishop of Norwich. London^ ^79^-
4to. 2715
Bahama. The Charter of the Bahama Islands. 8vo, pp.
16. H. 2716
The Harvard copy has no title-page. The charter was granted ist Nov., 22 Charles
II., i. e. 1670.
Communications on different subjects, addressed to the Ba-
hama Agricultural Society. Nassau^ 1S02. 4to. 2717
Correspondence respecting interference with trade between
New York and the Bahamas. 1863. Folio, pp. 65. 2718
a British Parliamentary paper.
Letters from the Bahama Islands. See [Hart {Miss)'].
An Official Letter from the Commissioners of Correspond-
ence of the Bahama Islands, to George Chalmers, Esq. Colonial
Agent, concerning the Proposed Abolition of Slavery in the
West Indies. Nassau^ New Providence, Royal Gazette Office;
London, Re-printed by j. S. Brickwood, 1823. 8vo, pp. 78. H.
Short account of the Bahamas. See [Graves (John)].
Votes and Proceedings of the House of Assembly of Bahama
Islands. Nassau, N. Providence, 1806. Royal 8vo. Con-
tinued. 2721
Bahia. De tweede wachter. See [Teelinck (Ewout)].
BAILEY. 365
[Bailey (Mrs. Abigail Abbot)]. Memoirs. Boston, Samuel
T. Armstrong, 181 5 ?] 24010, pp. 275. 2722
Title from a copy which had lost its title-page.
Bailey (A. H.) Allowing Soldiers to Vote. Speech of Hon.
Mr. Bailey. New York Senate, April i, 1863. 8vo, pp. 4.
Also: Objections to the President's Emancipation Proclamation Considered. Speech
... March 5, 1863. Albany, 1863. 8vo, pp. 8. ... Report of the Select Committee
of the Assembly on the Library ... . [n. p., 1849.] 8vo, pp. 12. b. Review of
Gov. Seymour's Message. Albany, Weed, Parsons & Co., 1863. 8vo, pp. 12.
Bailey (B. F.) Oration at Burlington, Vt. July 4, 1828.
By B. F. Bailey. Burlington, 1828. 8vo. 2724
Bailey (B. H.) A Tribute ... to ... Alvan Lamson, d.d. ...
Preached ... July 24, 1864, to the First Church ... in Dedham.
By Benjamin H. Bailey ... . Boston, Printed by 'John Wilson and
Son, 1864. 8vo, pp. 23. H. 2725
[Bailey (E.)] Sketch of the Life and Educational Labors
of Ebenezer Bailey. Republished from Barnard's American ^Jour-
nal of Education, [n. p.], i86j. i8mo, pp. 43. Portrait. b.
Bailey. Triumphs of Liberty ; the Prize Ode, recited by
Mr. Finn, at the Boston Theatre, ... February 22. 1825. By
Ebenezer Bailey. Boston, Cummings, Hilliard, ^ Co., 1825.
8vo, pp. 8. B. 2727
Bailey (G.) Reports on the Reservation System of Cali-
fornia, and the Indians of Arizona, addressed to the Commis-
sioner of Indian affairs. By G. Bailey, of the Interior Department.
Washington, 1858. 8vo, pp. 22. 2728
Bailey (G.) funr. American Progress : A Lecture Deliv-
ered before the Young Men's Mercantile Library Association of
Cincinnati, December 3, 1846. By Gamaliel Bailey Jr. Cin-
cinnati, Edwin Shepard, 1846. Impl. 8vo, pp. 24. 2729
Bailey (G. F.) Intervention for Freedom. Address of
Hon. G. F. Bailey, at Fitchburg, ... Aug. 24th, i860. ... [n.
p., i860.] 8vo, pp. 8. H. 2730
Bailey (G. S.) The Great Caverns of Kentucky : Diamond
Cave, Mammoth Cave, Hundred Dome Cave. By Rev. G. S.
Bailey. Chicago, Church & Goodman, 1864. i6mo, pp. 63.
366 BAILEY.
Bailey (Isaac). American Naval Biography. Compiled by
Isaac Bailey. [Motto.] Providence^ 18 15. i2mo, pp. 257. H.
Contains eighteen memoirs.
Bailey (J.) History of the Seventh-day Baptist General Con-
ference. By Rev. James Bailey. Toledo^ O., S. Bailey &' Co.^
1866. i2mo, pp. 320. 2733
Bailey (John). Man's chief End | To Glorifie God, | or |
Some Brief I Sermon-Notes I On i Cor. 10. 3i.|By the Reverend
Mr. John Bailey, I Sometime Preacher and Prisoner of Christ | at
Limerick in Ireland, | And now Pastor to the Church of Christ |
In Watertown In New-England. | [Six lines.] | Boston Printed by
Samuel Green^ and | are to be Sold by Richard IVilkins Book- 1
Seller near the Town-House. \ Anno. 1689. Sm. 8vo, 4 p. 1., pp.
160. B. 2734
Mr. Corwin's copy sold for $5 j priced in Nuggets, £2 2s. There is usually
bound with this an address " To my Loving and Dearly Beloved] Christian Friends, in
and about,] Limerick.",] Dated "May. 8. 1684." Sm. 8vo, pp. 40, (3). The same
author preached the Artillery Election Sermon for 1 672, but I have not seen it.
Bailey (John). An Oration ... at Natick, July 5, 1824,
before the Officers of the Regiment of Militia, Comprising the
towns of Natick, Framlngham, Hopklnton, HoUiston and Sher-
burn. By John Bailey. Dedham^ H. & W. H. Mann., Printers
[1824]. 8vo, pp. 24. H. 2735
Bailey (John J.) Waldimar, a tragedy. In Five Acts.
[Not published.] New York., 1834. 8vo, pp. 124, (6). s.
Bailey (J. T.) An Historical Sketch of the City of Brook-
lyn and the Surrounding Neighborhood, including the Village of
Williamsburg, and the Towns of Bushwick, Flatbush, Flatlands,
New Utrecht and Gravesend, to which is added an interesting
account of the Battle of Long Island. Compiled from the best
Authorities. By J. T. Bailey. Brooklyn.^ Published by the Author.,
1840. i2mo, pp. 72. N. 2737
Bailey {Rev. J. W.) Knox College, by whom founded and
endowed ; also, A review of a Pamphlet entitled " Rights of
Congregatlonallsts In Knox College." By J. W. Bailey.
Chicago., i860. 8vo, pp. 131. H.2738
Bailey (John Whitman). Microscopical Examination made
by the U. S. Coast Survey off the Atlantic Coast of the U. S.
BAILEY. 367
By Prof. J. W. Bailey. Washington^ 1 851. 4to, pp. 16.
Plate. 2739
This and the following are also included in the Smithsonian Contributions, Vol. ii.
Bailey. Microscopical Observations off the Atlantic Coast,
and in South-Carolina, Georgia and Florida. By Prof. J. W.
Bailey. Washington^ 1851. 4to, pp. 48. 3 Plates. c. 2740
Bailey. On the Infusoria of the Family Bacillaria, with Ac-
count of Interesting Species found in the United States. \JSlew-
Haven^ 1841.] 8vo, pp. 22. 2 Plates. 2741
Bailey (Joseph). Speech of Hon. Joseph Bailey on the Bill
for the Issuing of additional Treasury Notes, delivered in the
House of Representatives, January 18, 1862. 8vo, pp. 8. 2742
Bailey (L. W.) Observations on the Geology of Southern
New Brunswick, made principally during the Summer of 1864 by
Prof. L. W. Bailey, Messrs. Geo. F. Matthew and C. F. Hartt.
Prepared and arranged, with A Geological Map, by L. W.
Bailey, a.m. Professor of Chemistry, &c. in the University of
New Brunswick ... Fredericton^ G. E. Fenety^ 1865. 8vo,
Title, pp. 158, (i). 2 Maps. h. 2743
Bailey [L.) A Sermon ... at Randolph, before the Norfolk
Auxiliary Education Society ... June 9, 1824. By Luther
Bailey . . . Medway. Boston^ Printed by Lincoln and Edwards
[1824]. 8vo, pp. 32. H. 2744
With the Treasurer's Report, a list of members, etc.
Bailey (M. J.) Report on the Practical Operation of the
Law relating to the Importation of Adulterated and Spurious
Drugs, Medicines, &c. By M. J. Bailey, m.d. ... New-York^
D. Fanshaw^ Printer^ 1849. ^^^^ PP- ^^- "• ^745
Bailey (P. J.) The International Policy of the Great
Powers. By Philip James Bailey. London^ Otley iff Co.^ 1861.
i6mo, pp. XV., 275. c. 2746
Bailey (Richard). Letters from the Health Office, sub-
mitted to the Common Council of the City of New York. By
Richard Bailey. New York^ 1798. 8vo, pp. 100. 2747
Bailey (Robert). The Life and Adventures of Robert
Bailey, from his Infancy up to December, 1821, interspersed
368 BAILEY.
with anecdotes, and religious and moral admonitions. Written
by Himself. Richmond^ 1822. 8vo, pp. 348. c. 2748
A notorious gambler, of the Stephen Burroughs school.
Bailey (R. S.) The Church in the Wilderness. Narrative
of a Visit to the Right Rev. Philander Chase, Bishop of Illinois.
By Robert S. Bailey, m.d. ... Charleston^ Printed by A. E. Miller^
1839. 8vo, pp. 8. H. 2749
Bailey (R. T. ) Proposed (Underground) Metropolitan Rail-
way. Report of R. T. Bailey, Civil Engineer. New Tork^
Clayton iff Medole^ Printers [1864]. 8vo, pp. 7. Map. H.
Bailey (^Rufus William). Thanksgiving Sermon at Pitts-
field, Massachusetts, December 3, 1824. Pitts field^ 1825. 8vo,
pp. 20. N. 2751
Also: A Sermon. March 5, 1826, at the Funeral of Josiah and George Guy
Moseley. PittsfirlJ, 1826. 8vo, pp. 19. The Issue. Presented in a Series of Letters
on Slavery. New York. John S. Taylor, 1837. I2mo, pp. no.
Bailey (S.) The Moral Significance of War. A Discourse
delivered in the Baptist Meeting House, Franklin, Indiana,
September 26, 1861. By Rev. Silas Bailey, d.d. Indianapolis^
Dodd iff Co.^ 1861. 8vo, pp. 20. 2752
Bailey (T.) Records of Longevity ; with an Introductory
Discourse on Vital Statistics. Bv Thomas Bailey. London^
1857. Post 8vo, pp. iv., 399. c. 2753
Includes notices of several Americans.
Bailey (W. L.) Our Own Birds ; or, A Familiar History
of the Birds of the United States. By W. L. Bailey. Phila-
delphia^ Association of Friends^ 1863. l8mo. 2754
Bailey (William). Records of Patriotism and Love of
Country. By William Bailey. Washington^ 1826. 8vo, pp.
XV., 216. c. 2755
Bailey (W. S.) [Circular relating to the Re-establishment
of " The Free South." Signed Wm. Shreve Bailey. New-
port^ Ky.^ 1864.] 4to, I page. 2756
Also : An Appeal to Loyal Religious People in behalf of Kentucky [for funds for
the "Loyal Anti-Slavery Methodist Episcopal Church" in Newport, Ky. n. p.],
1865. 8vo, pp. 3.
Bailey (Winthrop). Sermon at Greenfield, Mass. Sept. 24,
BAILLIE 369
1826, on the Death of Capt. Isaac Newton. By Winthrop
Bailey. Greenfield \_i^l6']. 8vo. 2757
Also: Sermon before the Third Congregation in Greenfield. Greenfield, 1825.
8vo, pp. 8. Sermon in Greenfield, Massachusetts, October 16, 1825 j being the Sab-
bath following the Installation of the Author, etc. Greenfield, 1825. 8vo.
Baillard (Edme). Discovrs du Tabac, ov il est traite par-
ticulierement dv Tabac en Poudre. Par le Sr. Baillard. Paris^
Le Prest^ MDCLXviii. Sm. 8vo, 12 p. 1., pp. 125, Table and
Privilege, lo 1. c. + 1671. i2mo. -f- 1693. i2mo. -(- Histoire
du tabac, ou il est, etc. Paris^ Le Prest^ ^^11- ilmo. -\- Paris^
IVarin^ 1 7 16. l2mo. 2758
Baillie (Hugh). A Letter to Dr. Shebear : containing a
Refutation of his Arguments concerning the Boston and Quebec
Acts of Parliament : and his Aspersions upon the Memory of
King William, and the Protestant Dissenters. By Hugh Baillie,
LL.D. ... London^ J. Donaldson^ mdcclxxv. 8vo, Title, pp. 54.
H. 2759
[Baillie.] An Appendix to a Letter to Dr. Shebbeare. To
which are added. Some Observations on a pamphlet, entitled
Taxation no Tyranny ... in which the Sophistry of that Author's
reasoning is detected. By a Doctor of Laws. London^ y. Donald-
son^ lyjS- 8vo? PP- ^- ^- 2760
[Baillie.] Some Observations on a Pamphlet lately pub-
lished entitled '' The Rights of Great Britain asserted" &c. By
the Author of the Answer to Dr. Shebbeare and Dr. Johnson.
London^ Donaldson^ ijj6. 2761
See Rich, i., 237 j M. R.. liv.. 231.
Baillie (R.) Anabaptism, the True Fountaine of Indepen-
dency Brownisme Antinomy Familisme, And the rest of the
other Errours, which for the time doe trouble the Church of
England, Vnsealed. Also The Questions of Paedobaptisme and
Dipping Handled from Scripture, In A Second Part of l^he
Disswasive from the Errors of the time By Robert Baillie
Minister at Glasgow. [Mottoes.] London, Printed by M. F.
for Samuel Gellibrand, 1647. 4^^"> '^ P- ^-^ PP- '79^ Contents,
5 1., Anthems, i 1. 2762
The writings of this author, who was a friend of Roger Williams, contain many in-
teresting particulars nowhere else to be found, respecting the Church of Leyden, and its
migration to New England. Sold at Puttick's, 1854, for 4J2 5s.
Baillie (T.) An Account of the Province of New Bruns-
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370 BAILY
wick ; including a Description of the Settlements, Institutions,
Soil, and Climate of that important Province ; with Advice to
Emigrants. By Thomas Baillie, Esq. London^ Rivington^ 1832.
i2mo, pp. 134. Map. 2763
[Baillio.] L'anti-Brissot ; par un petit blanc de Saint-Do-
mingue. [Signed Baillio. Paris~\^ Girardin [n. d.] 8vo, pp. 40,
or less. 2764
[Baillio.] Memoire pour les citoyens Verneuil, Baillio jeune,
Fournier et Gervais, deportes de Saint-Domingue, centre Leger-
Felicite Sonthonax, commissaire civil, envoye a Saint-Domingue
pour y retablir I'ordre et la paix. [Signed Baillio I'aine. (6
mars 1793.)] Paris^ B. Guilhemat [n. d.] 8vo, pp. 40, or less.
Baillio. Un mot de verite sur les malheurs de Saint-
Domingue ; par M. Baillio ... . [i" decembre 1791. Parii\
J. B. Chemin [n. d.] 8vo, pp. 40, or less. 2766
Baillot de Saint-Martin. L'art du cultivateur et du fab-
ricant de tabac, contenant . . . moyen de tirer un parti avantageux
des caboches et cotes de Hollande et de Virginie. Paris^ Bachelier^
1810. 8vo. 2767
Bailly (Felix.) Carte d'etude pour le trace et le profil
du canal de Nicaragua. Par M. Thomas de Gamond, ingenieur
civil. Precede des documents publics sur cette question. Paris^
1858. 4to, pp. 90. 2768
Bailly. Note pour servir a la Canalisation du Lac Nicar-
agua. Par M. Bailly, Ingenieur Anglais. Traduit en Fran^ais,
par ordre de M. F. Castellan, Ministre Plenipotentiare de Nic-
aragua. Paris^ 1844. 4^0i PP- 20. 2769
The map is usually done up in a separate volume. It exhibits all the proposed
routes of communication with the Pacific.
Bailly d'Engel. See [Engel (S., le bailli d')].
Baily (F.) Journal of a Tour in Unsettled Parts of North
America in 1796 & 1797. By the late Francis Baily, Esq.,
F.R.S., With a Memoir of the Author. [By Sir J. Herschel.]
London^ Bally Brothers^ mdccclvl 8vo, pp. xii., 439. c. 2770
Baily (John). Central America ; describing each of the
States of Guatemala, Honduras, Salvador, Nicaragua, and Costa
Rica ; their Natural Features, Products^ Population, and Remark-
BAIRD.
371
able Capacity for Colonization. With Three Views. By John
Baily ... . London^ Trelawney Saunders^ \^^0. Post 8vo, pp. xii.,
164. 3 Plates and Map. c. A H. 2771
Baily (J.) Die Staaten Central-Amerika's, Guatemala, Sal-
vador, Honduras, Nicaragua und Costa Rica. Nach dem en-
glischen Werke deutsch bearbeitet von Wilhelm Grimm. Ber-
lin^ Besser's Verlag^ 1 85 1. 8vo, pp. viii., 200. Map, folio.
Bain (J. W.) National lessons from the Life and Death of
President Lincoln. A Sermon, preached in the United Presby-
terian Church, Canonsburg, Pa., on Fast-day, Thursday, June
ist, 1865. By Rev. J. W. Bain. Pittsburgh, W. S. Haven,
1865. 8vo, pp. 16. 2773
Baines (E.) History of the Wars of the French Revolution,
... with Notes, and an Original History of the late War between
the United States and Great Britain. By Edward Baines. Phila-
delphia, 1824. 4 vols., 8vo.-|- Edited by William Grimshaw.
New York, 1852. 2 vols., 8vo, pp. 602; 599. c. 2774
Baines. Baine's \_sic\ History of the Late War, between the
United States and Great Britain : with a Critical Appendix, &c.
By Ebenezer Harlow Cummins, a.m. Baltimore, Printed by
Benja. Edes, 1820. l2mo, pp. 167, Appendix, xlvii. H. 2775
Baines (Edward), Jr, History of the Cotton Manufacture
in Great Britain ; with a notice of its early History in the East,
and in all the Quarters of the Globe. By Edward Baines, Jr.
London, Fisher, 1835. 8vo, pp. 543, 18 p. 1. C 2776
Baines (Thomas). Observations on the Present State of the
Affairs of the River Plate. By Thomas Baines. London, 1845.
Svo. 2777
Baird (D.) Confederate Spelling Book. Macon, Ga., Burke,
Boyker^ Co., 1863. 2778
Baird (E. C.) [Letter of Recommendation of Capt. E. C.
Baird, for promotion. Philadelphia, 1862.] 8vo, pp. 3. 2779
Forty-nine copies privately printed.
[Baird (Henry Carey)]. General Washington and General
Jackson on Negro Soldiers. Philadelphia, 1863. Svo, pp. 8.
Baird. Strictures on an Additional Review of Mr. Carey's
Letters to the President, By Henry Carey Baird. Svo, pp. 8.
From the *' Merchants' Magazine" of December, 1859.
372
BAIRD.
Baird. Protection for Home Labor and Home Productions
necessary to the Prosperity of the American Farmer. By Henry
Carey Baird. New York [i860]. 8vo, pp. 16. P. k H. 2782
Baird (H. M.) The Life of the Rev. Robert Baird, d.d.,
by his Son Henry M. Baird, Professor in the University of the
City of New York. New Tork^ Anson D, F. Randolph^ 1866.
i2mo, pp. 347. Portrait. b. 2783
Baird (Robert). The Christian Retrospect and Register ; a
Summary of the Scientific, Moral and Religious Progress of the
First Half of the Nineteenth Century. By Robert Baird, d.d.
New-York^ 1851. i2mo, pp. 420. + With a Supplement bring-
ing the work down to the present time. By Robert Baird, d.d.
New York^ 1855. i2mo, pp. 442. c. 2784
Baird. Histoire des societes de temperance des £tats-Unis
d'Amerique, avec quelques details sur celles de I'Angleterre, de
la Suede et autres contrees. ... Par R. Baird. Paris^ Hachette^
Risler, 1836. 8vo, pp. 272. 2785
Baird. Geschichte der Massigkeits-Gesellschaft in den Ver-
einigten Staaten Nord-Amerika's. Berlin^ Eichler^ 1834. 8vo.
+ 2^Auflage. Berlin^ Thome^ 1838. 8vo. 2786
Baird. Geschiedenis der matigheids-gezelschappen in de
Vereenigde Staten van Amerika ... . Naar het Fransch gevolgd.
Utrecht^ J. G. van Terveen en Zoon^ 1 837. 8vo. 2787
Baird. Impressions and Experiences of the West Indies
and North America in 1849. ^7 Robert Baird, a.m. ... Edin-
burgh^ 1850. 2 vols, crown 8vo. h.-\- Reprinted^ Philadelphia^
Lea & Blanchard^ 1850 and 1851. l2mo, pp. 354. H.+ 1851.
c. 2788
Baird. Memoir of Mrs. Eliza Astor RumpfF, ... . By Rev.
Robert Baird, d.d. New York^ American Tract Society [1739?]'
i6mo, pp. 80. Portrait. H. + Transplanted Flowers; or, Me-
moirs [etc.] Glasgow^ 1839. 8vo. 2789
Baird, The Noblest Freedom ; or, the Influence of Chris-
tianity upon Civil Liberty. A Discourse, addressed to the
Alumni of Jefferson College, Pennsylvania. New York^ 1848.
8vo. 2790
Baird. The Progress and Prospects of Christianity in the
BAIRD. 373
United States of America ; with Remarks on the subject of
Slavery in America ; and on the Intercourse between British and
American Churches, by R. Baird, d.d. ... London^ Partridge and
Okey [1851]. 8vo, pp. iv., 72. H. 2791
Baird. ReHgion in the United States of America ; or, an
Account of the Origin, Progress, Relation to the State, and
Present Condition of the Evangelical Churches in the United
States, with Notices of the Unevangelical Denominations. By
the Rev. Robert Baird ... With a Prefatory Recommendation
by the Rev. D" Welsh, Cunningham, and Buchanan. Glasgow
and Edinburgh^ 1844. 8vo, pp. 756. Map. C.-\-\_Reprinted]^
New-York^ Harpers^ 1844. ^vo, pp. xii., 9-343. + A^<fw Tork^
1846. 8vo, pp. xii., 343. + A^<?z^ Tork^ 1856. 8vo, pp. 696. c.
See Rich, Vol. ii., 374.
Baird. La religion aux £tats-Unis d'Amerique. Origine et
progres des eglises evangeliques des £tats-Unis, leurs rapports
avec r£tat, et leur condition actuelle, avec des notices sur les
communions non evangeliques. Par le Rev. Robert Baird.
Traduit de 1' Anglais par L. Burnier. Paris^ Delay ^ 1844. ^vo,
2 vols. 2793
Baird. Kerkelijke geschiedenis, kerkelijke statistiek en gods-
dienstig leven der Vereenigde Staten van Noord-Amerika. Naar
de hoogduitsche uitgave van K. Brandes, bewerkt door A. W.
van der Worm en E. B. Swalue, met eene voorrede van N. C.
Kist. Schoonhoven^ S. E. van Nooten^ 1846-49. 2 vols, 8vo.
Map. 2794
Baird. Kirchengeschichte kirchliche Statistik und religioses
Leben der Vereinigten Staaten von Nordamerica Nach dem
Englischen bearbeitet von Karl Brandes, mit einem Vorwort von
Aug. Neander. Berlin^ Reimer^ 1844. 8vo. 2795
See alio Biittner (J. G.)
Baird. State and Prospects of Religion in America ; being
a Report made at the Conference of the Evangelical Alliance, in
Paris, August 25th, 1855. By The Rev. Robert Baird, d.d.
... . London^ Edward Suter [etc.], 1855. 8vo, pp. 91. Map. H.
Baird. De I'etat actuel et de I'avenir de la religion en
Amerique. Rapport .... Paris^ Ch. Meyrueis et C% 1856. 8vo,
2 p. 1., pp. 80. Map. H. 2797
374 BAIRD.
Baird. Zustand und Aussichten der Religion in Amerika.
Ein Bericht, erstattet ... 25. August 1855. Auf Veranlassung
des Verfassers aus dem Englischen iibersetzt und herausgegeben
von G. W. Lehmann. Berlin^ W. Schultze^ 1856. 8vo, pp.
104. Map, 4to. 2798
Baird. Vie d'Anna Jane Linnard, precedee d'une introduc-
tion par I'honor. Theod. Frelinghuisen, et d'une lettre du Rev.
W. Neill. Paris^ Risler^ 1840. i2mo. 2799
Baird. Erinnerungen aus dem Leben von Anna Jane Lin-
nard. Mit einer Einleitung von Theod. Freilinghausen und
einem Briefe des Dr. William Neill. Aus dem Englischen. ...
Hamburgh Perthes-Besser und Mauke^ 1841. l2mo, pp. 96.
Baird (Samuel J.) Collection of the Acts, Deliverances,
and Testimonies of the Supreme Judicatory of the Presbyterian
Church, from its origin in America to the present time, with
Notes and Documents, Explanatory and Historical. By Rev.
Samuel J. Baird. Philadelphia^ 1856. 8vo, pp. xxii., 586. P.
Baird. A History of the early policy of the Presbyterian
Church in the training of her ministry, and of the first years of
the Board of Education. ... By Rev. Samuel J. Baird, d.d.
Philadelphia^ 1865. 8vo, pp. 37. p. 2802
Baird. Southern Rights and Northern Duties in the Present
Crisis. A Letter to Hon. William Pennington. By Rev.
Samuel J. Baird, d.d. Philadelphia^ Lindsay i^ Blakiston^ 1 86 1.
8vo, pp. 32. H. 2803
Baird (Sp. F.) Catalogue of North American Birds, chiefly
in the Museum of the Smithsonian Institution. By S. F. Baird.
1858. 4to. c. 2804
Reprinted from Vol. ix. of Pacific Railroad Report for the Smithsonian Institution :
Reprinted in 8vo, pp. 24, 1859, and included in the Smithsonian Misc., Coll. 11.
There is also an edition printed for labeling, with one side of each leaf blank.
Baird. Mammals of North America. The Descriptions
of Species based chiefly on the Collections in the Museum of the
Smithsonian Institution. By Spencer F. Baird. With Eighty-
seven Plates of Original Figures, illustrating the Genera and
Species, and including Details of External Form and Osteology.
BAIRD. 375
Philadelphia^ J. B. Lippincott & Co.^ 1859. 4^^^ PP- xxxiv.,
764. 87 Plates. 2805
Published with plain and colored plates. The following were included in this
work, issued separately : Mammals coll. on an explor. expedition from the Missouri to
Utah lake, [ff^asAington, 1859.] 4to, 3 Plates. Mammals of North America, coll.
or observed on the different routes for the Pacific railroad. JVaihington, 1857. Rl.
4to, pp. 757. 43 Plates (irregularly numbered). Mammals of the United States and
Mexican Boundary. fVashington, 1859. 4to, 27 Plates. The most of the follow-
ing are issued by the Smithsonian Institution : Reptiles coll. on an explor. exped. in
Upper-California. \_JVashington, 1859.] 4to. 3 Plates. Reptiles coll. on an ex-
plor. exped. from the Sacramento Valley to the Columbia River. [fVasAington^ '^59-]
4to, 4 Plates. Reptiles coll. on an explor. exped. from the Missouri to Utah lake,
[^aj^/n^/o/;, 1859.] 4to. 4 Plates. Revision of the North American Tailed-Batrachia,
w. descr. of new gen. and spec. [Philadelfhiay iS^^.] 4to. Reptiles of the western
part of North America. Washington, I'i^^. 410. i 3 Plates. Review of American Birds
in the Museum of the Smithsonian Institution. By S. F. Baird. Part i. North and
Middle America. Washington [June, 1864 to May^ 1865.] 8vo, pp. iv.. 320. Re-
port to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution on the Fishes of the New Jersey
Coast as observed in the summer of 1854. June, ^'^SS- PP- 4°- Another edition,
with alphabetical index added. See United States Exploring Expedition.
Baird. On the Serpents of New York ; with a Notice of
a Species not hitherto included in the Fauna of the State.
Albany^ 1854. 8vo, pp. 30. 2 Plates. 2806
Baird. On the Ruminating Animals of North America,
and their susceptibility of domestication. Washington^ 1852.
8vo, pp. 24. c. 2807
Baird and Girard. Catalogue of North American Reptiles
in the Museum of the Smithsonian Institution : Part i. Serpents.
By S. F. Baird and C. Girard. Washington^ 1853. 8vo, pp.
xvi., 172. c. 2808
Baird, Cassin and Lawrence. The Birds of North Amer-
ica ; the Descriptions of Species based chiefly on the collec-
tions in the Museum of the Smithsonian Institution. By Spencer
F. Baird, ... with the Co-operation of John Cassin, ... and
George N. Lawrence, with an Atlas of One Hundred Plates.
Philadelphia^ J. B. Lippincott ^ Co.^ i860. 4to, 2 p. 1., pp.
Ivi., 1005 ; xii., lOO Plates colored. c. 2809
Some portions of this work have also been issued separately : Birds of the United
States and Mexican Boundary. Washington, 1859. 4to. 25 Colored Plates. Birds
coll. on an explor. exped. from the Missouri to Utah lake. [Washington, 1859.]
4to. 7 Colored Plates. See also Gillis (J. M.)
Baird (Thomas H.) Memorial praying for the enactment of
measures to preserve the Constitution and Union of the States,
376 BAKER.
presented to the House of Representatives, February 7, 1863.
Pittsburgh J. A. Anderson ^ Sons^ 1864. 8vo, pp. 23. 28 1 o
Bajamar. Discurso exhortatorio pronunciado en el Supremo
consejo de las Indias ... 2 de Eners ... 1793. Por el ex""" Se-
nor iVIarques de Bajamar .... Madrid^ imprenta de la viuda de
Ibarra^ mdcclxxxxiii. 8vo, Title, pp. 58. H. 281 1
Bajon. Memoires pour servir a I'Histoire de Cayenne, et de
la Guiane fran^oise, Dans lesquels on fait connoitre la nature
du Climat de cette contree, les maladies ... [avec] des Observations
sur I'Histoire naturelle du pays, & sur la culture des terres.
... Par M. Bajon, ancien Chirurgien Major de I'lsle de Cayenne
... Paris^ Grange^ le veuve Duchesne^ I' Esprit^ M. DCC. Lxxvii-
Lxxviii. 2 vols., 8vo, pp. (12), xvi., 162 (462), (i) ; (12), 416.
Plates. H. 2812
Bajon. Herrn Bajon's ... Nachrichten zur Geschichte von
Cayenne und dem franzosischen Guiana. ... Aus dem Franzo-
sischen. Erfurt^ Georg Adam Keyser^ 1 780-84. 2 Theile in 3
Abschn., 8vo, Title, pp. xiv., 114; Title, pp. 156; Title, pp.
135. H. 2813
Bajot (Louis Marin). Abrege historique et chronologique
des principaux voyages de decouvertes par mer, depuis I'an 2000
avant J.-C. jusqu'au commencement du xix'^ siecle. Paris^ Arth.
Bertrand; Bachelier^ 1829. 8vo, pp. 156. Map. +1835. 8vo.
Bajot. Catalogue general des livres composant les biblio-
theques du departement de la marine et des colonies. Paris^ impr.
royale^ 1839-43. 5 vols., 8vo. 2815
The five volumes contain, in one arrangement, the catalogues o\' eleven libraries in
France. The six libraries in Martinique, Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Senegal,
Bourbon, and Pondicherry, were to form a separate work. I cannot find that it has
ever appeared. The plan of the work and the prefaces are by Bajot; the execution of
Vol. i.-ii. by Levot, of iii.-v. by Solvet.
A Bake-Pan for the Dough-Faces. By One of Them. Try
it. Burlington^ Vermont^ C. Goodrich^ 1854. 8vo, pp. 64. H.
[Baker (D.)] Yet one Warning More, To Thee O En-
gland : Together, With a very tender Lamentation with bowels of
Compassion & Mourning, yet over thee O Land ... which may
eccho and ring again in the ears of New-England. ... London^
Robert Wilson^ 1 660. 4to, Title, pp. 37. 28 1 7
a Quaker Tract, with a long title. Signed Daniel Baker.
BAKER -^77
Baker (D.) Solon : or the Rebellion of 1861. A Domestic
and Political Tragedy. By D. Baker. Chicago^ 1862. 8vo.
Baker (E. C.) Speech of ... E. C. Baker ... upon the
Bill to regulate the Hours of Labor in Incorporated Establish-
ments. ... In the Senate of Massachusetts, April 13, 1855.
P'.ston, IVrn. IVh'ite^ 1855. 8vo, pp. 8. 2819
Bakhk (Edward D.) Speech of Hon. E. D. Baker, of Illi-
nois, on the Oregon Question, delivered in the House of Rep-
resentatives ... January 29, 1846. [No imp.] 8vo, pp. 7. H.
Baker. Speech of Hon. E. D. Baker, of Oregon ... in the
Senate ... January 2d, and 3d, 1861, upon the Secession Ques-
tion. Washington^ H. Polk'inhorn^ Printer [1861]. 8vo, pp. 31.
H. 2821
Baker. Addresses on the Death of Hon. Edward D. Baker,
Delivered in the Senate and House of Representatives, on Wed-
nesdav, December .i i, 1861. Washington^ Gov. Pr. Office^ 1862.
8vo, pp 87. 2822
'>^-,i'• ,.T(.f:-<.e f^.j The Life of William H. Seward; with
S-.-. •.;•.»-,, froiii his ^V'crks. Redfield^ New-York^ 1855. i2mo,
p.. 4ro. Portrait. c. 2823
Baker (George M.) Our Twelve Months' Cruise: a Vale-
dictory delivered before the Mercantile Library Association ...
May, 1866. By George M. Baker. Boston^ 1866. Sni. 4to,
pp. 16. H. 2824
Baker (H. F.) Banks and Banking in the United States. ...
By Henry F. Baker ... . Cincinnati^ Printed by C. F. Bradley ^'ff
Co., 1854. 2 Parts. 8vo, pp. 56. c. 2825
Baker (James). The Life of Sir Thomas Bernard, Baronet,
By the Rev. James Baker, His Nephew and Executor. London,
John Murray, 18 19. pp. xiii., 199. Portrait. 2826
Sir Thomas Bernard was of the same family as the Governor of Massachusetts.
Baker (J. B.) ... Plan for the promotion of foreign trade at
this port ... Philadelphia, 1859. 8vo, pp. 16. p. 2827
Baker (J. Loring). Exports and Imports, as showing the
Relative Advancement of every Nation in Wealth, Strength,
and Independence. ... By James L. Baker. Philadelphia, 1859.
8vo, pp. 30. H. «k p. 2828
48
378 BAKER
[Baker.] Hard Times. Important Suggestions to Laborers
... With Some Remarks upon the Proposed Reduction of the
Duty upon Railroad Iron, and Coal. Boston^ Wright iff Hasty ^
Printers [Jan.], 1855. 8vo, pp. 24. h. 2829
Published with additions and changes as :
Baker. Men and Things ; or short essays on various sub-
jects, including Free Trade [Kansas, &c.] By James L. Baker.
Boston^ 1858. i2mo, pp. 287. p. 2830
[Baker.] A Review of the Tariff of 1846 ... in a Series of
Articles contributed to the Evening Transcript ... . Boston^ Red-
ding (^ Co. [Feb.], 1855. 8vo, pp. 48. H. 2831
Baker (J. L.) Slavery : by J. L. Baker. ... Philadelphia.,
John A. Norton., i860. 8vo, pp. i9.-|-[n. p., n. d.] 8vo, pp.
16. H. 2832
Baker (J. L.) The Washingtonian Reform. An [Histori-
cal] Address ... June 16, 1844. ^y James L. Baker. ...
Hingham., Jedidiah Farmer., Printer^ 1 844. 8vo, pp. 20. H.
Baker (J.) Speech of Jehu Baker, of Illinois, on Recon-
struction ; ... in the House of Representatives, January 27, 1866.
Washington., i%b6. 8vo, pp. 15. H. 2834
Baker (J. F.) Our Martyr President. [Delivered before
the Hamilton Literary Association of Brooklyn.] By John F.
Baker, [n. p., 1865.] 8vo, pp. 5. h. 2835
Baker (J. M.) A View of the Commerce between the United
States and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. By John M. Baker. Wash-
ingtony jS;^S. 8 vo, pp. 118. Map. c. 2836
Baker. A View of the Commerce of the United States and
the Mediterranean Sea-Ports, including the Adriatic and Morea;
with maps of the principal harbors in those seas. From the
MS. of the late John Martin Baker, by his son, Louis Baker.
Philadelphia, 1847. 8vo, pp. 112. 13 Maps. c. 2837
[Baker (J. P.)] An Essay on the Art of making Musco-
vado Sugar wherein A New Process is Proposed. [Motto.]
Jamaica, Printed by Joseph Weatherby, Kingston, mdcclxxv.
4to, 2 p. 1., pp. iv., 50. H. 2838
Baker (Louisa). An Affecting Narrative of Louisa Baker
BAKER.
379
A Native of Massachusetts Who in Disguise Served Three Years
as a Marine on board an American Frigate. Boston^ Nath'l
Cover ly^ Jr.^ 1 8 15. i2mo, pp. 24. w. 2839
Baker (L. C.) Official Report of Col. L. C. Baker, U. S. A.,
to the Hon. S. P. Chase, Secretary of the Treasury, in the
Case of Stuart Gwynn and S. M. Clarke. Also the Minority
Report of the Treasury Investigating Committee, with Accom-
panying Documents. June, 1864. 'New Tork^ Henry A. Oliver^
Printer^ 1 864. 8vo, pp. 48. H. 2840
Baker. History of the United States Secret Service. By
General L. C. Baker ... Philadelphia^ L. C. Baker ^ 1867. 8vo,
pp. 693, X. Portrait. 2841
Baker (Luther). An Address delivered to the Philanthropic
Society, ... Feb. 22, 1806. By Luther Baker. Warren^ R. /.,
N. Phillips, 1806. l2mo, pp. 16. 2842
Baker. Letter to the Hon. John Quincy Adams, on the
Oregon Question. By Luther Baker. New-Bedford, 1846.
8vo, pp. 16. 2843
Baker (P. C.) Franklin. An Address delivered ... on
Franklin's Birth-day, January 17, 1865. By Peter C. Baker.
New York, Baker Iff Godwin, 1865. 8vo, pp. 28. 2844
Baker (R. P.) A Report on Kentucky River. By R. P.
Baker. 1836. 8vo. 2845
Baker (Rachel). Devotional Somnium ; or a collection of
prayers and exhortations uttered by Miss Rachel Baker, in
the City of New-York, in the winter of 1815, during her ab-
stracted and unconscious state. With an account of her life,
&c. By several medical gentlemen. New-Tor k. Printed by S.
Marks, 1815. i2mo, pp. 298. c. 2846
Baker (Richard). The Marchants' Humble Petition and
Remonstrance, with account of their shipping Losses since the
War with Spain, and brief Treaty of the King of Spain's West
Indies, of the Inquisition, and of the Death of the English Agent,
Mr. Askham, and the Persecution of the Murderers. By
Richard Baker. London, 1659. Folio. 2847
Baker (S. W.) An Address ... before the Washington In-
dependent Temperance Society of Saccarappa, On the 5th ot
380 BALBI.
July, 1841. By Dr. S. W. Baker. ... Portland, Holden &
Appleton, Printers, 1 84 1. 8vo, pp. 20. H. 2848
[Baker (W. D.)] The Saturnlad : being a full and true ac-
count of the rise, progress and downfall of the University of
Quilsylvania [Pennsylvania]. By Hyton Hosmot. Translated
by A. Lecutt Esq. ... Philadelphia, 1836. i2mo, pp. 63. P.
Baker(W. G.) The Christian Lawyer : being a Portraiture
of the Life and Character of William George Baker. ... New
York, Carlton & Porter, 1859. i^mo, pp. 320. H. 2850
Baker (Rev. William M.) The Life and Labors of the Rev.
Daniel Baker, d.d. ... Prepared by his son. Rev. William M.
Baker. Philadelphia, W, S. & Alfred Martien, 1858. l2mo,
pp. 573. Portrait. c. 2851
Baker Street Bazaar. ... Grand Moving Mirror of Amer-
ican Scenery, painted on 25,000 Feet of Canvas, comprising the
Mammoth Cave of Kentucky, the Falls of Niagara ... . \Lon-
don 185-?] i6mo, pp. 16. H. 2852
The Balance and Columbian Repository. Hudson \N. T.\
1802. 4to. Continued. c 2853
Balan^o da receita e despeza do imperio no exercicio de 1839-40
e estado da divida publica activa e passiva em 31 de dezembre de
1840. Rio de ^Janeiro, Typographia Nacional, 1843. Folio.
Balanza general del comercio maritimo por los puertos de la
republica mexicana en el ano de 1826. Mexico, 1826. 4to.
Balbi. Atlas ethnographique du globe, ou classification des
peuples anciens et modernes d'apres leurs langues ... . Par
Adrien Balbi. Paris, Rey et Gravier, 1826. Folio. c. 2856
" Table xxv contains the ' Division ethnographique de rAmeriqus et tableau general
des langues americaines ;' and Table xli, ' Tableau polyglotte des langues americaines 5'
gives a vocabulary of 26 words in about 120 american languages and dialects." —
LUDEWIG.
Balbi. Essai statistique sur Ic royaumc de Portugal et d'Al-
garve, compare aux autres eta:s de PEurope, et saivi d'un coup
d'oeil sur I'etat actuel des sciences, des lettres et Hes beaux-arts
parmi les Portugais des deux hcinispherer. ... Par Adrien Balbi
BALCH. 381
... Paris^ Rey et Gravier^ 1822. 2 vols., 8vo, pp. lii., 480 ; 272,
ccclxviii. c. 2857
Partly relates to Brazil.
Balbi. Introduction a I'Atlas ethnographique du globe ...
Tome Premier. Paris^ Renouard ; Rey et Gravier^ 1826. 8vo,
pp. cxliii., 415. c. & w. 2858
Balbo (J. P.) Constitutions republicaines du globe : France,
£tats-Unis (amendee), Delaware (etat), Saint-Domingue (revisee),
... Paris^ Benard^ 1 848. i2mo. 2859
Balboa (M. C.) Histoire du Perou, par Miguel Cavello
Balboa. Inedite. Paris^ Arthus Bertrand^ m.dccc.xl. 8vo,
pp. viii., 331. (Ternaux. Coll. de voyages, xv.) c. 2860
Balboa. The Lives of Vasco Nunez de Balboa, Hernando
Cortes, and Francisco Pizarro. New York^ 1847. r2mo, pp.
276. c. 2861
Balbuena (Bernardo de). Grandeza| Mexicana|del Bachiller
Ber|nardo de Balbuena, | Dirigida al Ilvs| trissimo y Reuerendis-
simo Don Fr. | Garcia de Mendoza y Zufiiga | Arcobispo de
Mexico. Del | cosejo de su Magestad. | Con previlegio | En
Mexico Por Melchior Ocharte.\Ano De. 1604. | l2mo, 14 p. 1.,
Text, 9-140 leaves. j. c. b. 2862
See Ternaux, No. 269.
Balbuena. Siglo do oro y Silvas de Erple. Madrid.^ 1608.
^vo.^ Madrid^ Harra^ 1821. 8vo. Portrait. 2863
Balbuena. El Bernardo, o Victoria de Roncesvalles, Poema
heroyco. Por Don Bernardo de Balbuena Abadmajor de la
Isla de Jamayca. Madrid^ 1624. 4^0- Engraved Title.
First edition of this esteemed Poetical Romance. See Bibliotheca Grenvilliana.
Priced: £4 4s., by Thorp, 1843. Reprinted in " Poemas Epicos,"' Biblioteca de
Autores Espanoles. Madrid, Rivadeneyra, 1851. 8vo, pp. 139-399. c. Segunda
Edicion. Madrid, Sancha, 1808. 3 vols., i2mo, pp. xxii., 388; 493; 425. c.
Balcarce. Buenos-Ayres. Sa situation presente, ses lois
liberales, sa population immigrante, ses progres commerciaux et
industriels. Paris^ Imprimerie Blondeau^ 1857. 8vo, pp. 80.
Balch (B.) Discourse delivered at Salisbury, West Church,
Mass., Nov. 17, 1802, at Ordination of William Balch. Do-
ver^ 1803. 8vo, pp. 38. 2866
382 BALCH.
Balch (Thomas). A Discourse Delivered at Halifax In the
County of Plymouth, February 2'^- 17 $7- When the Rev. Mr.
William Patten W2is ordained ... there. By Thomas Balch ... .
Boston^ S. Kneeland^ ^757- 8vo, 2 p. 1., pp. 25. b. 2867
Balch. The Happiness of a People illustrated and explained.
Sermon delivered in Boston, Nov. 29, 1804 — Thanksgiving.
Boston^ 1805. 8vo, pp. 23. 2868
Balch. ... A Sermon Preached at Edgartown on Martha's-
Vineyard, July 29th, 1747. When the Reverend Mr. John
Newman Was Ordained ... in the Room of ... Mr. Samuel
Wiswall, deceas'd. By Thomas Balch ... . [With a prefatory
address by E. Mayhew.] Boston, S. Kneeland and T. Green, ^74-7'
8vo, pp. (4), 36, (4). B. 2869
Balch. A Sermon, Preach'd At Mendon Third Parish, Sep-
tember the 14th, a.d. 1768, At the Ordination of The Rev. Mr.
Benjamin Balch. By Thomas Balch ... . Providence, Printed
by John Carter, M,DCC,LXIX. Sm. 8vo, pp. 38. H. 2870
Mr. Balch also published an election sermon, Boston, 1749. l2mo. An artillery
election sermon at Boston, June 6. 1763. Boston, Edes and Gill, m,dcc,lxiii. 8vo,
pp. 38, (I). B.
[Balch (Thomas)]. Letters and Papers relating chiefly to
the Provincial History of Pennsylvania, with some Notices of
the Writers. Privately printed. Philadelphia, 1855. i2mo,
pp. cxxxviii., 312. c. <fe H. 2871
These are known as the " Shippen Papers." See also Galloway (Joseph).
Balch. Papers relating chiefly to the Maryland Line during
the Revolution. Edited by Thomas Balch. One Hundred and
Fifty Copies Printed. Philadelphia, Seventy-Six Society, 1857.
8vo, pp. (4), 218, (l). c. 2872
Balch (W.) ... Sermon Preached before His Excellency
William Shirley ... May 31. 1749. Being the Day for Electing
His Majesty's Council ... . By William Balch, a.m. ... Bos-
ton, 1749. 8vo, Title, pp. 28. 2873
Also: The Apostles St. Paul and St. James reconciled .. . A Sermon ... in
Bradford, Feb. 2. 1742,3. ... Boston, J. Edwards, 1743. i2mo, pp. 31 h. A
Sermon ... October 4, 1732, At the Gathering of the Second Church ... in Rowley.
Boston, 1735. ^'^^■' PP' (4)' ^9- -^ Sermon ... at Bradford. East-Precinct, January
23, 1742, 3. ... Bostoft^ 1743- i6mo, pp. 36. ... A Sermon ... at the Ordination
of Benjamin Parker, in Haverhill, Nov. 28. 1744. Boston, y. Edivards, 1744 8vc),
pp. 30. H. A Sermon preached before The annua; Convention of Ministers in
BALDWIN.
383
Boston, N. E. May 29. 1760. ... Boston, N. E. Printed by B. Mecom. vi.i)CC,lx.
8vo, pp. 40 A Vindication Of some Points of Doctrine ... an Answer To
the Remarks of The Rev. Messieurs Wigglesworth and Chipman. Boston, J. Ed-
•zuarJs, 1746. 4to, pp. 92. h.
Balch (W. S.) Popular Liberty and Equal Rights. An
Oration ... before the Mass Convention of the R. I. Suffrage
Association ... in Providence, July Fifth, 1841. By Wm. S.
Balch. Providence^ B. F. Moore^ Printer^ 1841. i2mo, pp. 23.
H. 2874
Balch. Romanism and Republicanism incompatible. A
Lecture ... in review of " The Catholic Chapter in the His-
tory of the United States," by J. Hughes, d.d., Archbishop of
New York. New Tork^ 1852. 8vo. 2875
Balcom (D. a.) The devil on politics ; or the history of
political religion. By D. A. Balcom. ... Printed for the Author.
l2mo, pp. 114. p. 2876
Relates in part to the Second War with England.
Baldridge (S. C.) The Martyr Prince. A Sermon on the
occasion of the Assassination of President Lincoln, delivered in
the Presbyterian Church Friendsville, Sabbath morning, April
23d, 1865. By the Pastor. Cincinnati^ 0., Jos. B. Boyd^ 1865.
8vo, pp. 21. 2877
Balduc. Mission catholique de le Riviere Columbie. Par
Rev. Z. B. Z. Balduc. ^ehec, 1843. 2878
Baldwin (C. N.) Trial of Charles N. Baldwin for a Libel,
in publishing charges of fraud and swindling in the manage-
ment of lotteries in the State of New-York. Reported by H.
W. Warner. New York., 18 18. 8vo, pp. 37. c. k s. 2879
[Baldwin (Charles N.)] Universal Biographical Dictionary
... Richmond^ 1826. 8vo, pp. 444. Plate. c. 2880
Baldwin (E.) Annals of Yale College, in New Haven,
... from its Foundation, to the Year 1831. With an Appen-
dix, containing Statistical Tables, and exhibiting the Present
Condition of the Institution. By Ebenezer Baldwin. New
Haven^ Hexekiah Howe^ 1 83 1. 8vo, pp. viii., 324. H. 288 1
Baldwin. Annals of Yale College, from its foundation, to
the year 1831. By Ebenezer Baldwin. To which is Added, an
384 BALDWIN.
Appendix, bringing it down to 1838. Second Edition. New
Haven^ B. Iff W. Noyes^ 1838. 8vo, pp. viii., 343. c. 2882
See Am. M. R., i., I.
Baldwin. Catalogue of the Phenogamous Plants and the
Ferns growing without cultivation, within five miles of Yale
College, Connecticut. Extracted from the appendix to Mr. E.
Baldwin's History of Yale College. New Haven^ 1831. 8vo.
Baldwin. Funeral Oration on the Death of Jonathan
Lyman, pronounced June 18. 1766, at Hatfield. New Haven ^
Samuel Green^ ^1^1- PP* ^9' 2884
Baldwin. Thanksgiving Sermon at Danbury, Connecticut,
November 16, 1775, illustrated with notes. By Ebenezer Bald-
win. New Tork^ ^11^- 8vo, pp. 42. 2885
Baldwin. Observations on the Physical, Intellectual, and
Moral Qualities of our Colored Population : with Remarks on ...
Emancipation and Colonization. By Ebenezer Baldwin. ... New
Haven^ L. H. Toung^ 1834. 8vo, pp. 52. B. 2886
Baldwin (E. W.) Considerations for the American Patriot.
A Sermon delivered on occasion of the Annual Thanksgiving,
Dec. 12, 1827. By EHhu W. Baldwin. New York, 1828.
8vo. 2887
Baldwin. An Address ... July 13th, 1836. By Rev.
Elihu W. Baldwin, a.m. on Occasion of his Inauguration as
President of Wabash College. [With notes.] Cincinnati^ Printed
by James ^ Gaxlay^ 1836. 8vo, pp. 33. H. 2888
Baldwin (Geo. C.) Representative Women. By George
C. Baldwin. New York^ i860. i2mo. c. 2889
Baldwin (George R.) Report, shewing the Cost and In-
come of a Railroad, as surveyed from Toledo, Ohio ; to Chicago,
Illinois ; incorporated as the Buffalo and Mississippi Railroad.
Toledo^ 1847. 8vo. 2890
Baldwin. Report on supplying the City of Charlestown with
Pure Water: Made for the City Council ... By George R.
Baldwin and Charles L. Stevenson, Civil Engineers. Boston^
Little^ Brown and Company^ i860. 8vo, pp. 77. iMap. H. 2891
Baldwin (H. A.) Baldwin's Consolidated Business Direc-
tory, 1866. New York, Boston, and Philadelphia. New York^
H. A. Baldwin ^ Co, Rl. 8vo, pp. 926. 2892
BALDWIN.
385
Baldwin. Baldwin's Handbook of Central Park. New Tork^
H. A. Baldwin ^ Co., 1866. i6mo, pp. xvi., 64. 2893
Baldwin (H. and S.) Remonstrance against ... abolishing
or regulating tolls on vessels passing through the lock and canal
at Baldwinsville. By Henry and Stephen Baldwin. Jlhany,
March 23, 1836. 8vo, pp. 31. s. 2894
Baldwin (Henry). A General View of the Origin and
Nature of the Constitution and Government of the United
States, deduced from the political history and condition of the
Colonies and States, from 1774 until 1788, and the Decisions
of the Supreme Court \ with opinions in the cases decided at
January Term, 1837, arising on the restraints on the powers of
the States. By Henry Baldwin. Philadelphia, John C. Claris,
1837. 8vo, pp. v., 197. c. 2895
Baldwin. Opinion of the Circuit Court of New Jersey, on
rights of fishing in the Delaware. Delivered by Justice Bald-
win. Philadelphia, 1 831. 8vo, pp. 16. p. 2896
Baldwin (John D.) State Sovereignty and Treason. Speech
of Hon. John D. Baldwin, of Massachusetts, Delivered in the
House of Representatives, Washington, March 5, 1864 ... .
\_lVashington, 1864.] 8vo, pp. 8. H. 2897
Baldwin (Joseph G.) The Flush Times of Alabama and
Mississippi. A Series of Sketches. By Joseph G. Baldwin.
New-Tor k, D. Jppleton and Company, M.DCCC.Llll. l2mo, pp.
^•? 330- Woodcuts. H.H- Seventh edition. New York, 1854.
pp. X., 330. 2898
Baldwin. Party Leaders ; Sketches of Thomas Jefferson,
Alexander Hamilton, Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay, John Ran-
dolph of Roanoke, including notices of many other distinguished
American Statesmen. By Joseph G. Baldwin. New York,
1854. i2mo, pp. 370. c. + Seventh Edition. New York, 1855.
i2mo, pp. 370. c. 2899
Baldwin (Lewis). Candid Development of Facts tending to
Exhibit the real grounds of difference Existing between the
First Baptist Church of Philadelphia and the Philadelphia Asso-
ciation. By Lewis Baldwin. Philadelphia, 18 19. 8vo. 2900
Baldwin (L.) Letter to the Hon. John Pickering, Presi-
dent of the Salem Mill Dam Corporation, upon the Estimates,
49
386 BALDWIN.
&c. of that Work. By L. Baldwin, Engineer ... . Salem^
Printed by Andrews ^ Foote^ 1826. 8vo, pp. 11. H. 2901
Baldwin. Report on the Subject of introducing Pure Water
into the City of Boston. By Loammi Baldwin ... . Boston^ John
H. Easthurn^ Printer^ 1834. Svo, pp. 78. Map. H.-j- Second
Edition, with Additions. Boston^ Hilliard^ Gray and Co.^ 1835.
Svo, pp. iv., (i), 143. 3 Maps. 2902
Baldwin. Report on the Brunswick Canal and Railroad,
Glynn County, Ga. With an Appendix. Containing the Char-
ter, and Commissioner's Report. Boston^ 1836. Svo, pp. 42.
M.-\- Boston^ 1837. Svo, pp. 48. 2903
Baldwin. Thoughts on the Study of Political Economy, as
connected with the Population, Industry, and Paper Currency of
the United States. By L. Baldwin ... . Cambridge, Printed by
Hilliard and Metcalfe 1 809. Svo, pp. 75. H. N. 2904
Baldwin (M.) ... Sermon preached at Springfield, Dec. 13,
1770, at the Execution of William Shaw. By Rev. Moses
Baldwin. Boston, I'j'ji, Svo, pp. 24. + Third Edition. Boston,
1 77 1. Svo. w. 2905
Baldwin. ... A Sermon ... occasioned by the death of
D^ A. Stone ... Boston, 1774. Svo. 2906
Baldwin (N. B.) Discourse on Henry Clay and Daniel
Webster, dehvered by request, in the Bethesda Baptist Church,
New-York, Nov. 25, 1S52. By Rev. N. B. Baldwin. New-
York, 1S53. 8vo. 2907
Baldwin (R. S.) Argument of Roger S. Baldwin, of New
Haven, before the Supreme Court of the United States, in the
Case of the United States, Appellants, vs. Cinque, and Others,
Africans of the Amistad. New York, S. W. Benedict, 1841. Svo,
pp. 32. H. 290S
Also: Remarks on Mr. Mason's speech. Senate, Sept. 26, 1850. Svo, pp. 4.
Speech on territorial compromise bill, U. S. Senate, July 25, 1848. Svo, pp. 8.
Speech ... in favor of the Admission of California into the Union, and on the Terri-
torial Bills, and the Bill in relation to Fugitive Slaves ... . March 27 and April 3, 1 850.
Washington ^ 1850. Svo, pp. 20. H. Speech on Texan claim to New Mexico, U. S.
Senate, July 25, 1850. Svo, pp. S.
Baldwin (S.) A Sermon preached at Plymouth, Dec. 22,
1775. Being the Anniversary Thanksgiving in commemoration
of the first Landing of the Fathers of New England, there
BALDWIN. 387
Anno domini 1620. By Samuel Baldwin, a.m. Boston^ ^11^-
8vo, pp. 39. 2909
Baldwin (Samuel Davies). Armageddon; or, the Overthrow
of Romanism and Monarchy ; the existence of the United
States Foretold in the Bible, its future greatness, &c. By S. D.
Baldwin. Cincinnati^ Applegate iff Co.^ 1854. 8vo, pp. 480. c.
Baldwin (S.) An Oration pronounced before the Citizens of
New-Haven, July 4th, 1788 ... . By Simeon Baldwin ... .
New-Haven^ Printed by J. Meigs^ M.DCC.LXXXViii. 8vo, pp.
16. H., M. 29II
Baldwin (Theron). Historical Address delivered in Monti-
cello, Illinois, June 27, 1855, at the Seventeenth Anniversary
of Monticello Female Seminary. By Rev. Theron Baldwin,
First Principal of the Institution. New York^ John F. Trow^
Printer [1855]. 8vo, pp. 32. H. 2912
Contains a history of the seminary.
Baldwin (Thomas). A Brief Sketch of the Revival of Reli-
gion in Boston, In 1803-5. Written by the late Dr. Baldwin
... . \_Boston^ 1826.] 8vo, pp. 8. H. 2913
Baldwin. Brief Vindication of the Particular Communion
of the Baptist Churches ; being a Reply to the Remarks of the
Rev. Noah Worcester, a.b. in his " Friendly Letter" to the
author. By Thomas Baldwin. Boston^ 1794- i2mo.H- Third
Edition. Suffeld^ E. Gray^ m,dcc,xcix. i2mo, pp. 112. 2914
Baldwin. A Discourse delivered before the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery Company, in Boston, June i, 1807. Being
the Anniversary of their Election of Officers. Boston^ 1807.
8vo, pp. 28. 2915
Baldwin. Discourse ... in the Second Baptist Meeting-House
in Boston ... January, 1824. With ... Historical Sketches of
the Church ... . By Thomas Baldwin ... . Boston^ Printed by
Lincoln ^ Edmands [1824]. 8vo, pp. 32. H. 4-Second Edition.
Boston^ 1841. 8vo. B. 2916
Baldwin. A Sermon ... Boston ... April 2, 1799 ... .
[With some remarks on the state of religion in the U. S.]
Boston^ Printed by Manning iff Loring^ ^799- 8vo, pp. 24. H.
Baldwin. Sermon ... before C. Strong, Esq., Governor ...
May 26, 1802. Being the Day of General Election. By
388 BALDWIN.
Thomas Baldwin ... Boston^ Young ^ Minns^ Printers^ 1802.
8vo, pp. 36. H. + Second Edition. Boston^ "J^ne^ 1802. Svo,
pp. 32. H. -fThird edition. New Tork^ 1802. b. 2918
Baldwin. A Sermon delivered February 19, 1795. Being
the Day of Public Thanksgiving throughout the United States.
By Thomas Baldwin, a.m. Boston^ Printed by Manning & Lor-
ing-^ 1795- 8vo, pp. 24. 2919
Baldwin. A Sermon, delivered to the Second Baptist Society
in Boston, On Lord's Day, December 29, 1799. Occasioned
by the Death of General George Washington, Who Departed
this Life the 14th Inst. m. 68. By Thomas Baldwin, a.m.
Pastor of the Second Baptist Church in Boston. Published by
particular Desire. Boston^ Manning dff Loving [1800]. 8vo,
pp. 28. H. 2920
Baldwin. A Sermon Preached February 15, 1802. Before
the Honourable Senate and House of Representatives of the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, on the Day of the Interment
of his Honor Samuel Phillips, Esq. Lieutenant Governor, who
died February 10, 1802. iE. 50. By Thomas Baldwin, a.m.
Chaplain to the House. Boston^ Young and Minns ^ 1802. 8vo,
pp. 21. B., H. 2921
Also: ... A Sermon ... at Templeton, October i6, 1 800, at the Installation of
the Rev. Elisha Andrews ... . Boston, 1800. Svo, pp. 24. h. Sermon ... March
30, 1814, in the First Baptist Meeting-House ... at the Installation of the Rev.
James M. Winchell. ... Boston [n. d.] Svo, pp. 24. h. Sermon at Boston, July
II, 1799, at the Ordination of William Collier. Boston, 1799- ^^"' Sermon at the
Ordination of Elisha Williams, at Beverly, Mass. June 15, 1S03. Boston, 1803. Svo.
At the Ordination of the Rev. Jeremiah Chaplin. New Tori, 1804. 8vo. Of
Rev. David Leonard as Evangelist, Bridgewater, Dec. 17, 1794. Boston, 1795. Svo.
Of Rev. Daniel Merrill, Sedwick, May 15 1805. Boston, 1805. Svo, pp. 36. Also
Sermons: April, 1799, ^^ ^ Quarterly Meeting of Several Churches for Special Prayer.
Boston, 1799. Svo. Feb. 19th, 1804. Boston, 1804. May 30, 1804. Boston,
1804. Svo. A Discourse ... before ... the Boston Female Asylum, September 26,
1806 .... [n. p.], Russell f:^ Cutler, Printers, 1S06. Svo, pp. 29, (i). (With " State-
ment of Expences," etc.) h. . . Discourse ... in Boston, March 16, 1807, at the
Interment of the Rev. Samuel Stillman, d.d. ... Boston [n. d.] Svo. h. May 28,
1809. Boston, 1829. Svo. On Jan. i, i8ii,at the Opening of the New Meet-
ing House belonging to the Second Baptist Church in Boston, Boston, 181 1. Svo.
Sermon at the opening of a new Meeting House, at Cambridge, Mass. Dec. 25,
1817. Boston, 1818. Svo. Sermon, May 7th, 1S17. Boston, 1S17. Svo. At
Boston, Feb. 21, 18 19, the Lord's Day after the Execution of the Pirates. Boston,
1819. Svo.
Baldwin. See Clay (Joseph), Stillman (Samuel).
Baldwin (Thomas). Narrative of the Massacre, by the
BALESTIER. 389
Savages, of the Wife & Children of Thomas Baldwin, Who,
since the melancholy period of the destruction of his unfortu-
nate family, has dwelt entirely alone, in a hut of his own
construction, secluded from human society, in the extreme
western part of the State of Kentucky. New-Tor k^ Martin iff
Perry, 1835. 8vo, pp. 24. Plate. H. 2922
[Baldwin (Thomas)]. Historical Sketch of the Origin,
Progress, and Wants, of Illinois College. May, 1832. New-
Tork, John T. West, Printer, MDCCCXxxii. 8vo, pp. 16. B.
Baldwin (T.) and Thomas (J.) A New and Complete
Gazetteer of the United States, giving a full and comprehensive
Review of the Present Condition, Industry, and Resources of
the American Confederacy, embracing also important Topogra-
phical, Statistical and Historical Information, from Recent and
Original Sources ; together with the Results of the Census of
1850, and Population and Statistics in many Cases to 1853. -^7
Thomas Baldwin and J. Thomas, m.d. Philadelphia, J. B.
Lippincott ^ Co., 1854. Rl. 8vo, pp. 1364. C 2924
Baldwin. A Universal Pronouncing Gazetteer ; ... By
Thomas Baldwin. Philadelphia, i^^^. i2mo, pp. 550.4- Eighth
edition, with a Supplement. Boston, iS^-C). i2mo, pp. 704. + New
edition, with population inserted according to the census of 1850.
Philadelphia, 1852. l2mo, pp. 692, iv., 55. c. 2925
Baldwin (W.) See Darlington (W.)
Baldwin School. Addresses delivered at the Dedication of
the Edifice of the Preparatory Department, of the Baldwin
School, Saint Paul, Minnesota Territory ; And Catalogue for
1853. ^^^^^ Paul, Owens ^ Moore, Printers, 1854. 8vo, pp.
39, (i). H. 2926
Baldwin. A Plan of Baldwin, Maine, copied and reduced
from the original in the Land Office. \Boston, 1815.] 8vo.
Balestier. The Annals of Chicago ; a Lecture delivered
before the Chicago Lyceum, January 21, 1840. By J. N.
Balestier. 8vo, pp. 24. Chicago, Edward H. Rudd, mdcccxl.
), pp. 24. H. 2928
>vo.
Balestier. Historical Sketches of Holland Lodge, with
mcidental Remarks on Masonry in the State of New York. By
Joseph N. Balestier. New York, 1862. 8vo, pp. loi. 2929
390
BALL.
Balfour (J.) Memoire du sieur Jean Balfour, habitant de
I'lle de Tabago, a MM. les deputes a I'Assemblee nationale de
France. Paris^ Prault [n. d.] 4to, pp. 40, or less. 2930
[Balfour.] Observations sur le deuxieme Memoire du Sieur
Roume ... . [Signed Jean Balfour. Paris']^ imp. du Patriate
fran^ais [n. d.] 8vo, pp. 40, or less. 2931
Balkam. " The Harper's Ferry outbreak and its Lesson."
A Sermon preached in the Pine Street Chapel, Sabbath After-
noon, December nth, 1859. By Rev. U. Balkam. Lewiston.^
Printed at the Journal Office^ 1859. ^^^-t PP- ^^- ^93^
Ball (Benjamin Lincoln). Three Days on the White Moun-
tains ; being The Perilous Adventure of Dr. B. L. Ball on
Mount Washington, during October 25, 26, and 27, 1855.
Written by Himself. Boston.^ Nathaniel Noyes.^ 1856. l2mo,
PP- 72. B. 2933
Ball (Charles). Slavery in the United States. A Narrative
of the Life and Adventures of Charles Ball, a Black Man, who
lived Forty Years in Maryland, South Carolina and Georgia, as a
Slave, under Various Masters, and was One Year in the Navy
with Commodore Barney, during the Late War j containing an
Account of the Manners and Usages of the Planters and Slave-
holders of the South — a Description of the Condition and Treat-
ment of the Slaves, with Observations upon the State of Morals
amongst the Cotton Planters, and the Perils and Sufferings of a
Fugitive Slave, who twice escaped from the Cotton Country.
New-Tor k^ John S. Taylor., ^837. l2mo. Title, pp. 5 1 7. -{-Third
Edition. J. T. Shryock^ Pittsburgh^ ... 1854. l2mo, pp. vi.,
9-446. B., c. 2934
Ball (C.) Der Negersclave. Leben und Abenteuer ... .
Erzahlt von ihm selbst. Berlin^ J. Springer^ 1854. 2 vols.,
8vo, 2 p. 1., pp. 236 ; 2 p. 1., pp. 196. 2935
Ball (H.) A Sermon delivered at Rutland, Wednesday,
January ist, 1800, Before a numerous Audience assembled to
publicly mourn the Death of General George Washington ; who
departed this life at Mount Vernon, Virginia, on the 14th of
December, 1799, JEt. 68. By Heman Ball, a.m. Minister of the
Gospel at Rutland, Vermont. Rutland^ Printed/or S. Williams.,
Esq. [1800]. 8vo, pp. 27. w. 2936
BALL.
39
Ball (John). An | Answer | to two | Treatises | Of Mr. lohn
Can, I the Leader of the English Brownists in Amsterdam. ] The
former called, | A Necessitie of Separation from the Church of
England, | proved by the Nonconformists Principles. | The other, |
A Stay against Straying: Wherein in opposition to|M. lohn
Robinson, he undertakes to prove the unlaw- 1 fulnesse of hearing
the iMinisters of the | Church of England. | Very seasonable for
the present times. | By the late learned, laborious and faithful!
servant of Jesus Christ, | John B2i\l\Lo?7don^\ Printed by R. B.
and are to he sold hy 'John Burroughes^ at his Shop at \ the signe of
the Golden Dragon neere the Inner Temple gate^ \ in Fleet-street^
1642 1 . 4to, 10 p. 1., pp. 144, 92, Table and Errata, pp. 3. h.
Ball. Friendly Triall of the Grounds tending to Separation.
Cambridge^ 1 640. Sm. 4to. 2938
Title from Col. Aspinwall's Catalogue,
Ball. A Tryall of the New-Chvrch Way in New-England
and in Old ... By ... John Ball, of Whitmore. Penned a little
before his Death, and sent over to the New England Ministers,
Anno 1637, as a Reply to an Answer of theirs in justification
of the said Positions. Now published ... By William Rath-
band and Simeon Ash. ... London^ Thomas Underbill^ 1644.
4to, pp. (12), 90. H. 2939
Ball (J. P.) Ball's ... Mammoth Pictorial Tour of the
United States. Comprising Views of the African Slave Trade
... . Compiled for the Panorama. Cincinnati^ Achilles Pugh^
Printer^ 1^55- 8vo, pp. 56. Woodcut, folded. H. 2940
Ball (L. C.) War Meeting. Speech delivered at Hoosick
Falls, April 24, 1861. By L. Chandler Ball. 8vo, pp. 7.
Ball. Extract from a Speech delivered at South Hoosick,
on the Raising of the American Flag, May 25, 1861. By L.
Chandler Ball. 8vo, pp. 8. 2942
Ball. Our Federal Relations. Speech In the Assembly of
New York. June 29, 1861. 8vo, pp. 8. 2943
Ball (M. D.) A Poem by Mott : Dulany Ball, of Virginia,
delivered before the Theta Delta Chi Fraternity ... at the Uni-
versity of William and Mary, June Second, 1856. Norfolk^ Va.^
Southern Argus Printing Office^ 1856. 8vo, Title, pp. 21. H.
Defends slavery and the South.
392 BALLANTYNE.
[Ball (Richard)]. The Practicability, Safety, and Advan-
tages of Negro Emancipation. Bristol^ Printed by Wright &
Bagnall^ 1830. 8vo, i sheet. 2945
A Ballad concerning the Fight between the English and
French at Lake George. \_Bostony 1755-] Broadside, in 2
columns. p. 2946
Ballads of the South. New Tork^ T. R. Dawley^ 1864. 32mo,
pp. 13-72. 2947
Ballads of the War. New Tork^ T, R. Dawley^ 1864. 32mo,
pp. 9-72. 2948
Ballance (C.) Speech of Charles Ballance ... in the Wig-
wam, Peoria, Oct. 5th, i860, [n. p., n. d.] 8vo, pp. 8. h.
Ballantine. The Importance of God's Presence with an
Army, going against the Enemy ; and the Grounds on which
it may be expected. Represented in a Sermon Preached at a
Lecture in Westfield, on Wednesday June 2, 1756. Just before
Captain John Mosely, and His Company, began their March
towards Crown-Point. By John Ballantine, m.a. ... Westfield.
... Boston^ Edes and GUI, 1756. 8vo. M. 2950
Ballantyne. Handbook to the New Gold Fields. A full
account of the Richness and Extent of the Fraser and Thomp-
son River Gold Mines, with a Geographical and Physical ac-
count of the Country, and its Inhabitants, &c. By R. M.
Ballantyne. Edinburgh^ Strahan, 1858. 2951
Ballantyne. Hudson's Bay ; or, Every-Day Life in the
Wilds of North America 'during Six Years' Residence in the
Territories of the Hon. Hudson's Bay Company. By Robert
Michael Ballantyne. Edinburgh, Nelson, i%^%. i2mo. + Second
Edition, 1848. + Third Edition. Edinburgh, Nelson, \%^<^. i2mo,
pp. 'i^Tf^.-^ Boston, 1859. i2mo. 2952
Also : Martin Rattler ; or, a Boy's Adventures in the Forests of Brazil. Nciv
7*or^, and Edinburgh^ Nehon^ 1858. l6mo. Snow Flakes and Sunbeams; or, the
Young Fur Traders. Edinburgh, Nelson, 1856. Crown 8vo, pp. ^^0. + Boston. 1859.
l2mo. The Golden Dream; or, Adventures in the Far West. London, y. F.
Shaw, 1854. i2mo, pp. 360. The Wild Man of the West. A Tale of the
Rocky Mountains. By R. M. Ballantyne. Edinburgh, 1862. i 6mo, pp. viii., 419.
■ir Boston, Crosby & Nichols. Ungava, a Tale of Esquimaux Land. By R. M. Ballan-
tyne. London, 1858. I2mo. + iV<rw York, Phinney, Blakcman & Mason^ ^859.
12mo. The World of Ice; or. Adventures in the Polar Regions. London, Nelum.
l2mo, pp. 320.
BALLESTEROS.
393
Ballard (E.) Memorial Volume of the Popham Celebra-
tion, August 29, 1862 ; Commemorative of the Planting of the
Popham Colony on the Peninsula of Sabino, August 19, O.
S., 1607, establishing the Title of England to the Continent.
Published under the direction of the Rev. Edward Ballard,
Secretary of the Executive Committee of the Celebration. Port-
land^ Bailey b' Noyes^ 1863. 8vo, pp. xiv., 9-368. 2 Maps.
B. ic H. 2953
Ballard (F. W.) The Huguenot Settlers of New York
City and its Vicinity. By Frank W. Ballard. [No imprint.]
l2mo, pp. 19. H. 2954
Ballard. New York City a Mission Field. An Address
delivered before the New York Young Men's Christian Asso-
ciation, by Frank W. Ballard, April 27, 1863. ... \_New Tork^
1863.] l2mo, pp. 18. H. 2955
Ballard. The Stewardship of Wealth as Illustrated in the
Lives of Amos and Abbott Lawrence. A Lecture. By F. W.
Ballard. New Tork^ 1866. i2mo. + Second Edition. \_New
York^ n. d.] 8vo, pp. 16. H. 2956
Ballard (J.) A Sermon ... in Lowell, on the Sabbath follow-
ing the Funeral of Alvah Mansur, Esq., who died ... Nov. i,
1840. By Joseph Ballard Lowell^ Leonard Huntress^
Printer^ 1840. l2mo, pp. 12. H. 2957
[Ballard (William)]. Sketch of the History of Framing-
ham, Mass. Boston^ 1827. 8vo, pp. 71. w. 2958
Ballarna (S.) Relacion Circunstanciada de todas las Oper-
aciones de la Escuadra i Ejercito Espediciona^io sobre Chiloe.
Por Santiago Ballarna. Santiago^ 1826. 4to, pp. 23. M. 2959
Ballenstedt (C. W. T.) Beschreibung meiner Reise nach
den Goldminen Californiens. Zur Belehrung und Warnung
fur Auswanderer. Schoningen^ 1851. 8vo, pp. 104. 2960
Balleroy (J. B.) Tarif beige, mis en rapport avec les tarifs
des Pays-Bas, d'AUemande, de PVance, d'Angleterre et des £tats-
Unis, par J. B. Balleroy. Bruxelles^ 1844. Folio. b. 2961
Ballesteros. Ordenanzas del Peru, recogidas y ordenadas
por el licenciado D. Tomas de Ballesteros. Lima^ J. D. Con-
treras^ 1685. Folio. 2962
50
394 BALLOU.
The Ballot Box, the Palladium of our Liberties. New Or-
leans^ July^ 1863. Printed for the Compiler^ 1863. 8vo, pp. 65.
Ballou (Adin). A Concise Exposition of the Hopedale
Community : Descriptive, Statistical, Historical and Constitu-
tional, [a p., 1853.] 4^°' PP' ^- "• ^9^4
Ballou. A Discourse on ... American Slavery, delivered in
... Mendon, Mass. July 4, 1837. By Adin Ballou. ... Boston^
Isaac Knapp^ 1837. 24mo, pp. 88. H. 2965
Ballou. Violations of the Federal Constitution in the " Irre-
pressible Conflict" between the Pro-Slavery and Anti-Slavery
Sentiments of the American People. By Adin Ballou. Milford
(Mass.)^ 1861. i2mo, pp. 48. 2966
Ballou. The Voice of Duty. An Address delivered at the
Anti-Slavery Picnic at Westminster, Mass., July 4, 1843. ^Y
Adin Ballou. Milford [Mass.)^ Community Press^ 1 843. 8vo
pp. 12. 2967
Ballou (H.) A Sermon ... on Fast Day Morning, April 3,
1828. By Hosea Ballou ... . Boston^ Bow en iff Gushing^ 1828.
i2mo, pp. 12. H. 2968
Ballou. A Sermon ... at the Dedication of the Univer-
salist Meeting-House At Shirley, xVIass. January 9, 18 17. By
Hosea Ballou. ... Salem^ Printed by Warwick Palfray^ J^^-t
1817. 8V0, pp. 23. H. 2969
Also: Oration before the Grand Lodge of the State of New Hampshire, June 24th,
1810. Portsmouth, i8io. 4to, pp. I 6. Sermon at the Dedication of the First Uni-
versalist Meeting-house, Roxbury, Jan. 4, 1821. Boston, 1821. 8vo, pp. 20. Ora-
tion at Windsor, Vt. Dec. 27, 1808. fFindsor. 8vo. Discourse at Philadelphia,
June 2, 1828, at the Ordination of T, Fiske. Philadelphia. 8vo. And other Ser-
mons and Discourses.
Ballou (John). The Lady of the West ; or, the Gold-
seekers. Written for the Great American Nation. By J. Bal-
lou. Cincinnati^ 1 855. l2mo. 29 70
Ballou (Maturin M.) Biography of Rev. Hosea Ballou.
By his Youngest Son, Maturin M. Ballou. ... Boston^ Ahel
Tompkins^ 1 85 2. i2mo, pp. 404. Portrait. H. 2971
Ballou. History of Cuba ; or, Notes of a Traveller in the
Tropics. Being a Political, Historical, and Statistical Account
of the Island, from its First Discovery to the Present Time.
BALMIS.
395
By Maturin M. Ballou. ... Boston^ Phillips^ Sampson and Company
[etc.] i2mo, pp. 230. 6 Plates. c. <fc h. 2972
Ballston Springs. [A Poem.] New Tork^ S. Gould^ 1806.
i2mo, pp. 46. 2973
Ballston Spa. Catalogue and Circular of the State and
National Law School at Ballston Spa, N. Y. New Tork^ 1852.
8V0, pp. 14. B. 2974
Bally (Victor). Du typhus d'Amerique, ou de la fievrc
jaune. Paris^ Smithy et Gabon^ hauteur,, 18 14. 8vo, pp. 26, 623.
Balmanno. Romances of the Sea, and Voyage across the
Atlantic. By Mrs. Balmanno. New Tork^ 1849. ^^o^ pp. 8.
Balme. American States, Churches, and Slavery. By Rev.
J. R. Balme. Edinburgh^ Nimmo^ 1862. Post 8vo, pp. Ixviii.,
546. + Second Edition. London^ Hamilton^ 1863. Post 8vo. 4-
New Edition. With Synopsis of the American War. London^
Hamilton^ 1865. Post 8vo, pp. Ixviii., 776. c. 2977
Balme. Letters on the American Republic, or. Common
Fallacies and Monstrous Errors refuted and exposed. By Rev.
Joshua R. Balme. ... London^ Hamilton^ Adams iff Co.^ 1863.
l2mo, pp. vii., Il2.4-Nevi^ Edition. Ibid^ 1864. l2mo. 2978
Balme. Synopsis of the American War. By J. R. Balme.
London^ Hamilton^ Adams tff Co.^ 1865. i2mo, pp. 547-776. e.
Balmis (Francesco Saverio de). Demonstracion de las efi-
caces virtudes, nuevamente descubiertas en las Raices de dos
plantas de Nueva Espaiia, especies de Agave y de Begonia,
para la cura del vicio venereo, y Ecrofulosa, y de otras graves
Enfermedades que resisten al uso de Mercurio, y demas remedios
conocidos. Por Francesco Saverio de Balmis. Madrid^ 1792.
4to. 2 Plates. 2980
Balmis. Specifico antivenereo nuovamente scoperto nella
virtu delle due piante americane. Agave e Begonia, prima tra-
duzione dalla spagnuolo. Roma^ Paolo Gianchi^ ^795' ^^^j PP-
149. 2 Plates. 2981
Balmis (F. X.) Uber die amerilcanische Pflanzen Agave
und Begonia, als Mittel gegen Lustseuche ... . Aus dem
Spanischen in's Italienische, und aus diesem ins Deutsche uber-
setzt von Friedr. Ludw. Kreisig. ... Leipzig^ Baumgdrtner^ 1797.
8vo, pp. 156. Plates. 2982
396 BALTIMORE.
Baltasar (Jean). Noticia de la vida y preciosa muerte del
P, Nicolas de Tamaral Jesuita misionero de Californias. Megico^
1752. 4to. 2983
Baltasar. Relacion de la vIda y glorlosa muerte del P.
Lorenzo Carranco Jesuita misionero de Californias. M'egico^
1 75 1. 4to. 2984
Baltasar. Vida del esclarecido P. Juan Gumersvac, de la
Compania de Jesus. Megico^ ^IZT 4^^- ^9^5
Baltasar. Vida del Ven. P. Francisco Maria Picoli, Jesuita
misionero de Californias. M'egico^ ^730- 4^o* 2986
Balthasar de Medina. Chronica de la Santa Provincia de
San Diego de Mejico de Religiosas Descal^os de N. S. P. S.
Francisco en la Nueva Espana, Vidas de Ulustres y Venerables
Varones etc. Mexico^ 1682. Folio. 2987
At folio 230 is a map, " Auctor invenit, Antonius Ysartii Execud. Mexici iSSl,**
which is probably the earliest specimen of copperplate engraving in Mexico, hitherto
discovered. Vide Puttick's Catalogue, May, 1854, Lot 31, where it is said to be one
of the rarest works of its class. It sold for £10.
Baltimore [Lord). See Calvert (George).
Baltimore. Relation of Lord Baltimore's Plantation. See
Maryland.
Baltimore, a.d. 1862; or How they act in Baltimore. By
A Volunteer Zouave. Fourth Edition. Baltimore.^ James S,
Waters., 1862. l2mo, pp. 12. 2988
Baltimore, a.d. 1862; or the Volunteer Zouave in Baltimore.
By an Officer of the " Guard." Baltimore.^ J. Davis & Co..,
1862. i2mo, pp. 7. 2989
Baltimore. A Short Account of the Estabhshment of the
See, and of the Consecrating Dr. Carroll First Bishop ; with a
Discourse delivered on that Occasion ... . London., I790- ^vo.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. Annual Report of
the President, and Directors, to the Stockholders of the Balti-
more and Ohio Rail Road Company. Baltimore^ 1827. 8vo.
Continued. 2991
This was one of the first railroad companies organized in the United States. The
Annual Reports include much information relative to the country through which the
road passes.
BALTIMORE.
397
A History and Description of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road ; with an Appendix, containing a full account of the cere-
monies and procession attending the laying of the corner-stone,
by Charles Carroll, of Carrollton, on the Fourth of July, 1828,
and an original and complete report of the great opening cele-
bration at Wheeling, January, 1853 > ^^ which is added a supple-
ment. Illustrated by a Map and Six original Portraits. By a
Citizen of Baltimore. Baltimore^ J. Murphy^ 1853. ^^^5 PP-
200. Maps and Portraits. 2992
The following tracts are selected from a large number, as possessing some historical
or geographical interest: Address and report of a select Com. of the B. & O. R. R.
Co., also, a letter from the Pres't, recommending measures for the immediate prose-
cution of the road to the Ohio river. Baltimore, 1848. pp. 42. Address of
Thomas Swann, Esq. (President,) ... on the ... Completion of the Road to the Ohio
River, and the Report of B. H. Latrobe, Esq., Chief Engineer. Baltimore, 1849.
8vo, pp. 25. Address of Thomas Swann, Esq. May i, [1850]. in relation to ...
providing for a Settlement of the Route West of Pile's Fork to the City of Wheeling.
Baltimore,... 1850, 8vo, pp. 70. Communication from the President ... to Thomas
Donaldson, Esq., Chairman ... 1847, 8vo., pp. 17. Communication from the Bah,
and Ohio R, R. Co. to the Mayor and City Council of Bait. Baltimore^ 1831.
pp. 14. Communication from Thomas Swann, Esq. ... on the Cumberland and
Knobly Routes. 1849. ^^°> PP* ^9- Contract between the City of Wheeling and
the B. and O. R. Co., ... Richmond^ Printed by Colin, Baptist and Nowtan, 18 50.
8vo, pp. 24. Correspondence between the Secretary of War and the President of the
B. & O. R. R. Co. in relation to additional routes between Washington and New
York Baltimore, 1862. 8vo, pp. 14. Documents accompanying a Memorial of
the President and Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. 20th
Congress, H. of R Washington, 1828. 8vo. Documents submitted by the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, in behalf of their application to the Legislature of
Virginia. (With the reports of J. Knight, chief engineer, etc.) Richmond, 1838.
8vo, pp. 20. Laws and Ordinances relating to the B. and O. R. R. Co. Baltimore^
Lucas & Dea-ver^ 1836. 8vo, pp. 124. The Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
vs. the B. and O. R. R. Co., containing the Bill, Answer, Testimony and Exhibits.
Baltimore^ ... 18 57. 8vo, pp. 1 65. Memorial of the Citizens of Baltimore to the
Mayor and City Council, in relation to the B. and O. R. R. 1836. 8vo, pp. 78.
Objections to Yielding to Northerners the Control of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road, on which depends the Development of the Farms, Mines, Manufactures and
Trade of the State of Maryland, By a Marylander. Baltimore^ i860. 8vo, pp. 25.
Opinion on a portion of the location for the B. and O. R. R. : Addressed to the Rail-
Road Committee of the ... City of Wheeling ; by J. H. Alexander, Civil Engineer.
Baltimore, 1850. 8vo, pp. 54. Reply of the Chief Engineer of the B. and O. R. R.
Co. to the Review of his Report of February 15, 1849, on the Grave Creek and Fish
Creek Routes by the Engineer of the City of Wheeling. Richmond^ 1850. 8vo, pp.
51. Report and Documents submitted by the Committee appointed to confer with
the Authorities of the City of Wheeling, respecting the late Law of Virginia, granting
the right of way to the B. & O. R. R. Company. ... Baltimore, 1847. 8vo, pp.
67. 2 Maps. Report of the Engineers on the reconnoissance and surveys made in
reference to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Baltimore, JV. Wooddy, 1828. 8vo,
pp. 189. Report upon the surveys for the extension of the B. & O. R. R., from its
present termination near Harper's Ferry, to Wheeling and Pittsburgh. Baltimorey
Lucas Sf Deaver, 1838. pp. 138. Report of the Select Com. of B. & O. R. R. Co.
appointed to prepare an exposition in reference to the Governor's message of January
jgS BALTIMORE.
4, 1S40. Jta//t««r«, y. Murfiy^ 1840, j?p, 46. RefK>rrs of the MAJority and
Minoiitx of' the Committee on VVestfrn Connections of the B, ini O. R. R. &t/rf>
■w^. ... iS5T. $vo, pp. a I. Testimony taken before j Speviil Committee of" tb«
Hoiue of" Delejf4tes of" MaryUnd. ... to inquire into the .Allegations of" Piscrin^in*-
tiow 4g4in$t the Citizens of" MifsUn J. by the B. xt\i O. R. R .... Bjti'mjrt, iSov S»o,
pp. 52. *" Vi^rvu," on the Bjiltimore .V Ohio Rail RojJ Co. .■Vn .-Vnilysis of :heir
Reports since lS4S. Their Misrepiesentitions Sif'ted 4nJ Expv\<ed, in 4 series of ch4p-
tew. [1S54.] $v«?> pp. lao.
H.ihiniore and Susqueh.imuh R.uli\u».l Company. Memorial o(
the PrcsiJeiu uiui Oircotors. [/>.;//; "fw-'v, ^^>5-l ^^ '-''• -^^^3
Report uiul Piooecduigs in relation to the Baltimore And Sus-
quehannah Railroad, Aug. ^, iSl". Report ot president .md
Jireetois. B.:.::m/'\\ 1825. Svo. Continued. '!0<^4
Correspondence between the Honorable K. Louis I. owe, Cio\-
crnor ot" M.uvl.md, and Robert Clinton NN'right, President of
the P. .uul S. R. R. C'o., on the subject ot" the Future Prospects
ot" the Road. i>.;.;; •';.-:•, 183^^. S\ o, pp. 44. iqq$
Baltimore as it Is. K.;,V; ";.•.% 7- ^^ • ^^ --■.•->, 185-. i.!mo,
pp. 1S5. 2og^
rhe BaltmuMe Book. : Kdited bv \\'. H. Carpenter and T. S.
.•\rthur. B.:^::'r::'\\ i^jO- limo. IQqj
P.ilt-.nuMe Oireetorv tor i "oc\ Bv Thompson and Walker.
/>«•,;;";.'.'•. 1 :nu>. iOgS
For 1799 ... l^ J. >h x Mu.! 1 With Map. pp. 144 l-^r i^c«a. C. W. Staf-
ford, lamo. For iSo4 ... B> J4me« Robinson, tamo. pt.>. i<ja. Continued it
inter vals^ and aftfr wards innually. oy various editors and publishers.
Baltimore Address Directory ... to which is prefixed a statis-
tical article. Bv W. G. Lvi'ord. AW/w/'v, iS;^. I2nu\ pp.
14^ :ogg
Baltimore Business Oirectorv ... tor iSs^ iSmo. 3-"'^0
Baltimore Literary and Religious .Ma^a/me, tor iS;5; con-
ducted bv R. T. Breckinridiie And A. ^ B. ^.^loss. Bu:i:^!jr^^
'^iS-i:'- 7 ^^^l>-» ^vo. 3001
Baltimore Literary Monument, edited by j. .M. .Mcjilton
and T. S. .\rthur. Vol. 1. 3002
BalcmuMe Ph Monthlv Magazine, April i,
iS4i-Mirch, i>^:. Svo. 3*^3
/lAI.TIMolO ^(^(^
The lialtiriKjre Rt^)t-rfory of Papers on Literary and other
Topics, etc. Baltimore^ 1)^,11 8vo. n r/>4
BalfiMi'jjr Weekly Maj/a/.me. lialtiniore^ iHoi. 410. Con-
tinued. JOG 5
Baltimore Southern and Western Commercial Convention
Held in Ha!tim<jre, December i8th, 1852, under the Autjpiccsi
of the Board oflVade. hull Rejjort ... . (I'Vom the Baltimore
American, Dtc. 20.) [n. p., n. d.J 8vo, pp. 20. h. 3006
An Account of the Great Whig Festival, held in the City of
iialtimore, November r2rh, 1835. liultituotr^ ^^35- ^vo, pp.
A /I Act for the Establishment and Support of Public School*,
iji the City of Baltimore, [n. p., n. d.] 8vo, pp. 16. 3008
Address of the Candidates of the American Party to the
Pe(jple of Baltimore, [n. p., n. d.] 8vo, pp. 4. 3OC9
Address of the City of Baltimore to the Citizens of Maryland,
made in pursuance of resolutions passed in Town meeting ...
friendly to internal improvements. Baltimore^ 1836. 8vo, pp. 8.
Address of the Grand Jury to the Court of Oyer and Ter-
miner for Baltimore County ; and the Reply of the Court to
that Address Baltimore^ 1813. 8vo. N. 30II
First Annual Report of the Baltimore Association, for the
Moral and Educational Improvement of the Colored People,
[n. p.], November^ 1865. 8vo, pp. 31. H. 3012
The Annual Report of the Baltimore Humane Impartial
Society and Aged Women's Home, ... 1852, Baltimore^ 1852.
8vo, pp. 12. M r.i -^
Annual Report of the Board of Trade. Baltimore^ 185 1.
8vo, Continued. 3''>H
Annual Report of the Commissioners of Public Schools.
First Annual Report of the Ladies' Union Relief Association,
of Baltimore. Baltimore^ Printed hy IV. M. hirw.^ iH^jl. 8vo,
pp. 13. H. Y^ifj
Annual Report of the Executive Committee of the Union
Keljef Association of Baltimore, Made June 26th, 1862, with
400 BALTIMORE.
Constitution and List of Officers and Members. Baltimore^
1862. 8vo, pp. 20. H. 3017
Continued till 1866.
Appeal for the establishment of a Free Library in Baltimore.
1856. 8vo. 3018
An Authentic Account of all the Proceedings on the 4th
of July, 1 8 15, with regard to laying the Corner Stone of the
Washington Monument in Baltimore. Baltimore^ 181 5. 8vo,
pp. 44- P- 3019
An Authentic Narrative of the Baltimore Mob of 18 12.
1812. i2mo. 3020
Brief Account of the Origin and Services of the first Union
Relief Association of Baltimore. 8vo, pp. 4. 3021
A Brief History of the Establishment of the Floating School
ot the City of Baltimore. Baltimore^ Bull Isf Tuttle^ i860.
8vo, pp. 87. 3022
Catalogue of Books, &c. belonging to the Library Company
of Baltimore. Baltimore^ 1 809. 8vo. + A Supplement, &c.,
18 16. Baltimore^ 18 16. 8v'o, pp. 36. -f Circular of the Share-
holders of the Baltimore Library. 1854. pp.60. 3023
Charter, Constitution, and Regulations of the Mercantile
Library Association of Baltimore ... . Established November
14th, 1839. Balt'unore^ 1 864. 8vo, pp. 9, (l). H. 3024
Citizen Soldiers at North Point and Fort McHenrv, Septem-
ber I2th and 13th, 1814. Resolves of the citizens in town
meeting. Particulars relating to the battle, official correspond-
ence, &c. Baltimore [n. d.] i2mo. 3025
A Complete View of Baltimore, with a Statistical Sketch of
its Institutions. Baltimore^ 1 83 1. i8mo. 3026
Communication from the Mayor of Baltimore with the Mayor
and Board of Police of Baltimore City. Frederick^ 1861. 8vo,'
pp. 8. 3027
Constitution & By-Laws of the Church Home Society ... .
Baltimore [1855]. 32mo, pp. 15. H. 3028
Constitution and By-Laws of the Clerical Benevolent Asso-
BALTIMORE. 4OI
ciation of the Diocese of Baltimore, Instituted September 29th,
1857. ... Baltimore^ 1858. 8vo, pp. 12, (4). H. 3029
Constitution of the Young Men's Christian Association ...
adopted December, 1864. ... Baltimore^ iS6^. i2mo, pp. 10. h.
Dedication of Green Mount Cemetery. Baltimore, 1839.
Svo, pp. 36. 3031
Dedicatory Services at the opening of Mount Olivet Ceme-
tery. Baltimo7-e, Jrmstrongiff Berry, 1849. '^^o, pp. 20. 3032
Description of Washington Monument, and of the Public
Buildings in Baltimore. Baltimore, Printed by Han-zsche ^
Brother [n. d.] i8mo, pp. 14. 3^33
An Exact and Authentic Narrative of the events which took
place in Baltimore on the 27th and 28th of July last ... To
which is added a Narrative of Mr. John Thomson ... Sept. i,
1812. i8mo, pp. 71. s. 3034
Expose of the Baltimore Custom House Frauds. By Hon-
estus. 1849. 8^^- 3035
Historical Sketch of the Central High School, Baltimore, its
wants and claims. Baltimore, 1850. 8vo, pp. 62. 3^3^
Inauguration Ceremonies and Address of Hon. Thos. Swann
on the opening of Druid Hill Park, October 19th, i860. Balti-
more, i860. 8vo, pp. 40. 3037
Interesting Papers relative to the Recent Riots at Baltimore.
Philadelphia, 18 12. 8vo, pp. 89. s. 3038
Journal of the Internal Improvement Convention ... in Bal-
timore ... December, 1834. Baltimore, 1835. 8vo, pp. 93,
(i). H. 3039
List of Families and other Persons residing in Baltimore in
1752. 3040
Probably the first directory.
Memoranda concerning Baltimore City and surroundings.
Dedicated to the Western Editors who visited Baltimore on an
Editorial Excursion, in May and June, i860. Baltimore, i860.
i2mo. Maps. 3041
Memorial of Chas. Howard, Wm. H. Gatchell, John W.
SI
402 BALTIMORE.
Davis, Police Commissioners of the City of Baltimore, to the
Senate and House of Representatives of the United States.
[1861.] 8vo, pp. 16. 3042
The Memorialists were prisoners in Fort McHenry.
Memorial of sundry Tallow Chandlers, of Baltimore, Mary-
land. Washington^ Gales if^ Seaton^ 1 824. 8vo, pp. 5. 3043
Memorial of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore to
Congress, with accompanying Documents. Baltimore^ JVm. M,
Innes^ 186 1. 8vo, pp. 20. 3044
Relates to the suspending of the functions of the Board of Police.
The Memorial of the Merchants and Traders of the City of
Baltimore. Baltimore^ 1806. 8vo, pp. 49. 3045
Memorial of the Merchants of Baltimore, on the violation of
Neutral Rights. January 29, 1 806. Cong. Doc. 3046
Memorial of the Underwriters and Merchants of the city of
Baltimore to Congress. [1823.] i2mo. 3^47
Mercantile-Library Association of Baltimore. Annual Re-
port of the Board of Directors. 1839. Continued. 8vo.
Minutes of the Baltimore Baptist Association. 1808. 8vo.
Continued. 3049
Narrative of the Religious Fracas in the German Reformed
Church, of Baltimore. 1804. 8vo. 3050
An Ordinance for the general Valuation and Assessment of
Property in the City of Baltimore. Approved May 26, 1858.
8vo, pp. 18. 3051
Ordinances of the Corporation of the City of Baltimore, from
February, 1797, to May, 1798. Baltimore^ ^19^- 8vo. p.
Ordinances of the Corporation of the City of Baltimore, with
the Act of Incorporation and Supplement ... . Baltimore^ Printed
by Warner and Hanna^ 1801. 8vo, pp. 329, xxxii., (42). B.
4- Added ... such Acts of the State Legislature ... as relate to
... Baltimore ... compiled ... by Samuel Young. Baltimore^
Printed by William Warner^ 1 8 16. 8vo, pp. 305, 37. 3^53
The Ordinances of the Mayor and City Council of Balti-
more ; to which is prefixed a Collection of Acts and Parts of
BALTIMORE. 4O3
Acts of Assembly, relating to the Corporation. ... Baltimore^
Printed by John D. Toy^ 1 838. 8vo, pp. 630. B. 3054
Other ordinances of the Corporation were published for the various and extra ses-
sions, in 1803, 1804, and subsequent years.
Outline of a Plan to Unite the Baltimore Library Company
with the Historical Society of Maryland. 8vo. 3^55
Picture of Baltimore, Containing A Description of all Objects
of Interest in the City ; and Embellished with Views of the
Principal Public Buildings. Baltimore^ F. Lucas^ J^^^' [^832].
i8mo, pp. 249. Map, 2 Plates and Plan. 3056
The Poor in Baltimore: Three Classes. ... Eleventh An-
nual Report of the Baltimore Association for the Improvement
of the Condition of the Poor. Baltimore^ J^^^ ^- f^oods^
Printer^ [i860]. 8vo, pp. 32. 3057
Proceedings and Speeches at a Public Meeting of the Friends
of the Union, in the City of Baltimore, held at Maryland Insti-
tute January lOth, 1861. Baltimore^ John D. Toy^ 186 1. 8vo,
pp. 56. 3058
Proceedings of sundry citizens of Baltimore, convened for the
purpose of devising the most Efficient Means Of Improving the
Intercourse between that City and the Western States. Balti-
more^ Printed by William Wooddy^ 1 827. 8vo, pp. 38. 3059
Proceedings of the Joint Standing Committee on Water of
the City Council, to whom was referred the Subject of a Supply
of Water for the City of Baltimore. Baltimore^ 1855. 8vo,
pp. 56. H. 3060
Prospectus of the South Baltimore Company, with the Acts
of Incorporation, 1832-1854-1856. Baltimore^ John W. Woods^
Printer^ 1856. 8vo, pp. 15. 3061
Proceedings, Statements and Resolutions of a meeting of the
Methodist Episcopal Church opposed to the late proceedings
against members of the Baltimore Union Society. 1828. 8vo.
Remarks on the Intercourse of Baltimore with the Western
Country, with a view of the Communications proposed between
the Atlantic and the Western States. Baltimore^ 18 18. 8vo,
pp. 30. Map. M. 3063
404 BALTIMORE.
Report of a Committee of the Baltimore Young Men's
Society on Lotteries, May 13th, 1834. Baltimore^ 1834. 8vo,
pp. 24. 3064
Report of the Baltimore Christian Association, Auxiliary to
the Christian Commission, for the Year Ending, May ist,
1863. ... Baltimore^ J. W. Woods, l2mo, pp. 12. 3065
Report of the Commissioners appointed to examine into the
practicability of a Canal from Baltimore to the Potomac, To-
gether with the Engineer's Report. Baltimore,^ J. Lucas^ 1823.
8vo, pp. 69. 3066
Report of the Committee of Internal Improvement made to
the Trade Convention of the City of Baltimore. Baltimore,,
Sands & Nelson, 1835. 8vo, pp. 20. 3067
Report of the Committee of the Stockholders of the Canton
Company of Baltimore, in Boston and its Vicinity, June 13,
1838. Boston, 1838. 8vo, pp. 15. Map. B. 3068
Report of the Baltimore Christian Association, auxiliary to
the Christian Commission, for ... 1863. ... Baltimore [1863].
i2mo, pp. 12. 3069
Report of the Board of Commissioners to the Mayor and
City Council, relative to the city boundaries, avenues, etc.
Baltimore, J. Lucas, 1852. 8vo, pp. 16. 3070
[First Annual] Report [for 1829] of the Commissioners of
Public Schools, to the City Council of Baltimore. [No im-
print. 1830.] 8vo, pp. 17. Continued. h. 3071
Report of the Committee of Grievances and Courts of Justice
of the House of Delegates of Maryland, on the subject of the
recent Mobs and Riots in the city of Baltimore ; together with
the depositions taken before the Committee. Annapolis, Jonas
Green, 1813. 8vo, pp. v., 346, Deposition, i \.^ Baltimore,
Reprinted, 1 8 13. 8vo, pp. 88. 3072
Report of the Maryland Commissioners on a proposed Canal
from Baltimore to Conewago. Baltimore, T. Lucas, 1823. 8vo,
pp. 84. 3073
Report of the Engineer appointed by the Commissioners of
the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore upon the subject of
the Maryland Canal. Baltimore, Lucas & Deaver, 1837. 8vo.
BALTIMORE.
405
Report of the Police Commissioners of Baltimore City, with
accompanying Documents. Baltimore^ 1861. 8vo. 3^75
Relative to the scenes in Baltimore during the Civil War.
Report of the Visitors of the Jail ... . Baltimore^ 1846. 8vo,
pp. 19. H. 3076
Report to the Legislature on the State of A.fFairs in Balti-
more. i860. 8vo. 3077
Reports and Resolutions of the Joint Committee of Senate
and House of Delegates of Maryland upon the reports and
memorials of the Police Commissioners and the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore. Frederick G. S. Riley ^ 1 86 1. 8vo, pp.
26. 3078
Review of a Correspondence between the Archbishop and
the Mayor of Baltimore. 1839. 8vo. 3079
Resolutions passed by The Citizens of Baltimore, in Mass
Meeting assembled, January 31, 1866, against "The Sunday
Law" ... . [n. p., n. d.] 8vo, pp. 3. 3080
Rules and Regulations for the Government of the Baltimore
Club [n. d.] i2mo, pp. 8. 3081
Rules of Order and Regulations, adopted by the Board of
Commissioners of Public Schools ... . May, 1864. Baltimore^
1846. 8vo, pp. 19. H. 3082
A Series of Letters and other Documents relating to the late
Epidemic or Yellow Fever in Baltimore. By a Baltimore Phy-
sician. ... Baltimore^ 1820. Sm. 8vo, pp. 2II. P. 3083
Sketch of Loudon Park Cemetery : its Dedication, and Ad-
dress of the Hon. Charles F. Mayer, delivered on that occasion.
Baltimore^ 1 853. 8vo, pp. 23. 3084
The Stranger's Guide in Baltimore, showing the easiest and
best mode of seeing all the Public Buildings and places of note
in and around the City, and in the neighborhood ; together with
some brief observations on its Trade, Resources, Prosperity,
Commercial Advantages, and Future Prospects. Embellished
with a Map of the City and Views of the Principal Public
Buildings. By a Baltimorean. Baltimore^ Jo^^ Murphy dff Co.
[n. d.] i8mo. 3085
406 BANCROFT.
To Capitalists and Citizens of Baltimore. The Western
Maryland Rail Road. [n. d.] 8vo, pp. 19. 3086
To the Citizens of Baltimore. Baltimore^ 1829. ^^^t PP« 21.
Relates to the affair of Los damos Argentinos.
To the Pewholders and other Contributors of St. Paul's
Church, Baltimore. 1804. 8vo. 3088
A Voice from the " Aged Guard of '62" of the City of Bal-
timore, [n. d.] 3089
Baltzell (John). An Essay on the Mineral Properties of
the Sweet Springs of Virginia, and Conjectures respecting the
Processes of their Production by Nature. ... Baltimore^ Werner
and Hanna^ 1802. 8vo, pp. 30. 3090
Baluffi (G.) L'America, un tempo spagnuola riguardata
sotto I'aspetto religioso dall' epoca del suo discuoprimento sine al
1843 ^^ monsignore Gaetano Baluffi arcivescovo di Camerino
... . Ancona^ per Gustavo Sartorj Cherubini^ 1844. 2 vols., 8vo,
pp. xxxiii., 274, 3 1. ; 335, (i), 2 1. folded, 2 1. 3091
Translated into German, with the following title :
Baluffi. Das vormals Spanische Amerika aus dem reli-
giosen Gesichtspunkte betrachtet, vom Zeitraume seiner Ent-
deckung an bis 1843. -^^^ ^^"^ Italienischen verdeutscht
und mit Anmerkungen und Citaten begleitet von F. M, M. i.
Bd. I. Halfte. W'len^ Mechitharhten-Congregat-Buchandlung^
1848. 8vo, pp. xxiv., 140. 3092
Banchero (G.) La tavola di bronzo, il pallio di Seta ed
il codice Colombo-americano nuovamente illustrati. GenovOy
1857. 4^0- Plates. 3093
Bancroft (Aaron). The Committees vindicated. An Ex-
amination of The Rev. Mr. Barstow's " Remarks on the Pre-
liminary History of Two Discourses, by Rev. A. Bancroft."
Keene^ N. H.^ 1822. 8vo, pp. 22. H. 3094
Bancroft. A Discourse ... before the Second Congres-
sional Society in Worcester ... April [8], 1827 ... [after] the
Ordination of Rev. Alonzo Hill. By Aaron Bancroft ... .
Worcester^ 1827. 8vo, pp. 20. H. 3095
Bancroft. An Essay on the Life of George Washington,
Commander in Chief of the American Army, through the Re-
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volutionary War ; and the First President of the United States.
By Aaron Bancroft, a.a.s. Pastor of a Congregational Church
in Worcester. Worcester^ Printed by Thomas iff Sturtevant^
October^ 1 807. 8vo, 2 p. 1., pp. vii., 552. Portrait. h. 3096
See Eel. Rev., Series iv., Vol. iv., 489. Reprinted with the following title :
Bancroft. Life of George Washington, Commander in
Chief of the American army through the Revolutionary War,
and the First President of the United States. Qy Aaron Ban-
croft. London^ ^ohn Stockdale^ 1808. 8vo, pp. xii., 560. + Second
Edition. Boston^ 1826. 2 vols., i2mo.-|- Also, 183. 2 vols.,
l2mo, pp. 223 i 21'^. + Boston^ Phillips^ Sampson^ and Company^
1855. i2mo, pp. 218. 3097
Bancroft. An Eulogy on the Character of the Late Gen.
George Washington. Delivered before the Inhabitants of the
Town of Worcester, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, on Sat-
urday the 22d of February 1800. By Aaron Bancroft. Printed
according to a Vote of said Town, requesting a Copy for the
Press, and directing that each Head of a Family should be fur-
nished with one. IVorcester^ Printed by Isaiah Thomas^ y^^-t
March^ 1800. 8vo, pp. 21. H. 3098
Bancroft. The Nature and Worth of Christian Liberty
... a Sermon ... in Worcester ... June [23], 1816. With ...
Strictures on the Attempt to establish Consociation in Massa-
chusetts. By Aaron Bancroft ... . Second Edition. Worces-
ter^ Printed by William Manning^ J^h-) 1816. 8vo, pp. 35.+
September^ 1 8 16. 8 vo, pp. 35. H. 3099
Bancroft. A Sermon, Preached before his Excellency
Caleb Strong ... May 27, 1801, the day of General Election.
... Boston^ Toung i^ Minns ^ 1801. 8vo, pp. 29. H. 3100
Bancroft. Sermon preached Feb. 15, 1802, before the
Senate and House of Representatives of Massachusetts, on the
Day of the Interment of Lieut. -Gov. Samuel Phillips. By
Aaron Bancroft. Boston^ 1802. 8vo, pp. 21. 3101
Bancroft. A Sermon [at Worcester] ... July 9th, 1826
... [on] the Death of the Hon. John Adams, a Former Presi-
dent of theUnited States. ... Worcester^ Charles Griffin^ 1826.
8vo, pp. 15. H. 3102
Bancroft. ... A Sermon, delivered before the Second Chris-
tian Church and Society in Worcester, on the Sixth Day of
408 BANCROFT.
January, 1 8 1 1 . Worcester^ Printed by Isaac Sturtevant^ 1 8 1 1 .
8vO, pp. 24. H. & W. 3103
Contains notes on the history of the town.
Bancroft. A Sermon delivered in Worcester, January 31,
1836, by Aaron Bancroft, d.d. at the Termination of Fifty
Years of his Ministry. ... Worcester^ Clarendon Harris^ 1836.
8vo, pp. 44. H. 3104
Bancroft. A Vindication of the Result of the late Mutual
Council convened in Princefon. By Aaron Bancroft, d.d.
Worcester^ Printed by William Mannings y^^^t 1817. 8vo, pp.
63. H. 3105
Also: A Discourse ... at Windsor ... Vermont, on the 23d of June, mdccxc. at
the Ordination of the Rev. Samuel Shuttlesworth ... . Worcester, Printed by Isaiah
TkomaSy MDCCXC. 8vo, pp. 24. h. A Sermon delivered at Brimfield on the 20th
of June, 1798, at the Installation of the Rev. Clark Brown. ... Worcester, 1798.
8vo, pp. 23. Masonic Sermon at Worcester, June 11, 1793. Worcester, 1793.
8vo. Sermon occasioned by the Execution of Samuel Frost, at Worcester, Oct. 31.
1793. Worcester. 8vo. ... An Oration ... before the ... Leicester Academy, on
the Fourth of July, 1806} At Opening of a New Building ... . Worcester, Printed by
Thomas & Sturtevant^ J^h^ 1 806. 8vo, pp. 20. h. Sermon at the Ordination of
Nathan Parker. Portsmouth, 1808. 8vo, pp. 31. Sermon at Worcester, Jan. 1817,
on the Duties of the 4th Commandment. 2d Ed, Worcester. 8vo. Discourse on
Conversion. Worcester, 1818. 8vo. ... Sermon [at Worcester], ... November 22,
1818, the Sunday following the Interment of Mrs. Mary Thomas. ... Worcester^ Printed
by William Mannings December^ 1818. 8vo, pp. 23. h. A Sermon ... at the In-
stallation of the Rev. Luther Willson, ... in Petersham, June 23, 18 19. Worcester^
Printed by William Manning, July, 18 19, 8vo, pp. 28. H. Sermon at Keene,
N. H., 15 August, 1819. Worcester, 1821. 8vo. A Discourse Delivered before the
Convention of Congregational Ministers of Massachusetts, ... June 1,1820. ... Bos-
ton^ Printed by Wells and Lilly, 1820.' 8vo, pp. 32. H. Sermons on the Doctrines
of the Gospel. Worcester, May, 1822. 8vo, pp. 429, (i). h. Discourse at Wor-
cester, April 28, 1824, before the Worcester Auxiliary Society for ameliorating the
Condition of the Jews. Worcester. 8vo. A Sermon at the Installation of Rev.
Andrew Bigelow ... in Medford, July 9, 1823. Boston^ 1823. 8vo, pp. 23. H.
A Sermon ... in Shrewsbury, at the Interment of the Rev. Joseph Sumner, d.d.
December 13, 1824. ... Worcester, S. B. Manning, Printer, April, 1825. 8vo, pp.
15. H. A Sermon ... at the Dedication of the Second Congregational Church in
Worcester, Aug. 20, 1829. ... Worcester, Griffin and Morrill, Printers, 1829. 8vo,
pp. 24. B. Compare, also: Letters and Remarks, occasioned by a Sermon, delivered
by the Rev. Aaron Bancroft, a.m., November 30, mdccxcv., in Opposition to the
Doctrine of Election. Worcester, L. Worcester, mdccxcv. 8vo, pp. 30. B. Re-
view (extracted from the Panoplist.) of Dr, Bancroft's Discourse, against Conferences.
Boston. Samuel T. Armstrong, 18 17, 8vo, pp. 1 6. H. Review of Dr. Bancroft's
Appendix to the 2d Edition of his Discourse on the 4th Commandment. Worcester,
1817. 8vo.
[Bancroft (Edward)]. An Essay on the Natural History
of Guiana, In South America. Containing A Description of
many Curious Productions in the Animal and Vegetable Sys-
tems of that Country. Together with an Account of The
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Religion, Manners, and Customs of several Tribes of its Indian
Inhabitants. Interspersed with A Variety of Literary and Medi-
cal Observations. In Several Letters from A Gentleman of the
Medical Faculty, During his Residence in that Country. ...
London^ T. Becket and P. A. De Hondt^ MDCCLXix. 8vo, pp.
(4), iv., 402, Contents, i 1. Plate. H. 3106
" A very useful and entertaining work." — Rich.
Bancroft. Naturgeschlchte von Guiana in Siid-Amerilca.
... Aus dem Englishen. ... Frankfurt und Leipzig^ J. Dodsley
und Compagnie^ 1769. 8vo, pp. x., (2), 248. Plate. h. 3107
Bancroft. Proeve over de natuurlyke geschiedenis van
Guana. Utrecht^ A. van Paddenhurg en J. M. van Vloten^ 1782.
8vo. 3108
Bancroft. Beschryving van Guiana, en een bericht van de
rivieren en plantagien Berbice, Essequebo en Demerary. In
Brieven. Amsterdam^ 1794' 8vo. S'OQ
Bancroft. Facts and Observations briefly stated in support
of an intended application to Parliament, [n. p.], 1798. 8vo.
" Relates to Quercitron Bark." — Rich.
[Bancroft (Edward)]. Remarks on the Review of the
Controversy between Great Britain and her Colonies. In which
The Errors of its Author are exposed, and The Claims of the
Colonies vindicated. Upon the Evidence of Historical Facts
and authentic Records. To which is subjoined, A Proposal
for terminating the present unhappy Dispute with the Colonies ;
Recovering their Commerce ; Reconciliating their Affection ;
Securing their Rights ; And establishing their Dependence on a
just and permanent Basis. Humbly submitted to the Considera-
tion of the British Legislature. London^ T. Becket and P. A,
De Hondt^ MDCCLXIX. 8vo, Half Title, Title, pp. 126. c.
Reprinted with the above title and the author's name, as : By Edward Bancroft.
[Motto.] London-^ Printed in the Year 1769. Nezv-Londony in Neiv- England ^
Re-printed and Sold by T. Green, m,dcc,lx\i. 8vo, pp. 130. B. " The Review of the
American Controversy [by William Knox] is here sharply and successfully attacked,
by an able hand j who, attending to the obvious import of words in the charters of
the principal colonies, and the general tenor of those transactions wherein they have
been concerned, proves them to be distinct dependencies, not included within the
realm of England, but having constitutions framed after the same model." — M. R.,
XL!., 49. See also Rich i., 171 and 505.
Bancroft (E. Nathaniel). An Essay on the Disease called
YelJow Fever By Edward N. Bancroft, m.d. London^
52
410 BANCROFT.
1808. 8vo. 4- Second Edition. London^ 181 1. 8vo, pp. 811.
4- Third Edition, with Notes by B. Davidge. London^ 1820.
%wo,-\- Baltimore^ 1820. 8vo. 31 12
See Edinb. Med. and Surg. Jour., July, i 8 I 2, viii., 324-34.4.
Bancroft. A Sequel to An Essay on the Yellow Fever,
principally intending to prove by Incontestable Facts and Im-
portant Documents that the Fever called Bulam or Pestilential,
has no Existence as a Distinct or a Contagious Disease. Lon-
don^ Callow^ 1817. 8vo, pp. 487. 3113
See Lond. Med. Repos., Nov., 1817 ; viii., 401-417.
Bancroft (George). Address at Hartford before the Dele-
gates to the Democratic Convention of the Young Men of Con-
necticut, on the Evening of February i8, 1840, by George
Bancroft. ... [No title-page.] 8vo, pp. 16. H. 3114
Bancroft. Fellow Citizens ... . [Attack upon him in
reference to his intention to deliver a " Democratic Address."
Boston^ 1839.''] 4to, I page. H. 3115
Bancroft. History of the United States, from the Discovery
of the American Continent to the Present Time. By George
Bancroft. Boston^ Little^ Brown iff Co.^ 1834. 8vo, Vol. I., pp.
xii., 469, 1834; II., viii., 468, 1837; iii., viii., 477, 184O;
IV., with Portrait of John Adams, and Maps, x., 462, 1852; v.,
ix., 459, 1852; VI., xix., 528, 1854; VII., 1858; VIII., with
Portrait of Jefferson, 475, i860; ix., 1776 to 1778, with Por-
trait of La Fayette (4), 506, 1866. 3116
The above are the dates of the first edition of each volume. Vols, i.-iii. have also
title, '' History of the Colonization of the United States. Vols, i.-iii." Vols. iv,-vi.
have also half title, "The American Revolution. Epoch First. ... 1748-1763 j
Epoch Second. ... 1763-1774; The Crisis.'" Vols. vii. and viii. have also title, "The
American Revolution. Vols, i.-iii." Fifty copies of Vols, i.-viii. are printed on large
paper. Neiv York. Charles B. Richardion &' Co., 1 861. h. Repeatedly reprinted
both in Boston and London. The English edition, by Bentiey, also by H. G. Bohn, is
in 8vo and izmoj Routledge, in i2mo.
The variations between the first and later editions are so considerable as to make it
desirable to possess them both. The additions concerning De Soto first appeared as
* * * pages in the large paper edition.
Bancroft. History of the United States, from the Dis-
covery of the American Continent. London^ Routledge^ 1851-
1867. 8 vols, i2mo. + New Edition. London^ 1859-61. 7
vols., 8vo. 3' 1 7
Vols. I., 11. and III. of the American edition, are included in Vols. i. and ii. of this.
BANCROFT.
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Bancroft. History of the American Revolution. By George
Bancroft. London^ R. Bentley^ 1852-54. 3 vols., 8vo. c. 31 18
These volumes are a reprint of Vols, iv.-vi. of the History.
Bancroft. History of the United States from the Discovery
of the American Continent to the War of Independence. Lon-
don, W. S. Orr& Co., 1843. ^^- ^vo. pp. 584. 3119
See N. A. R., xl., 99; lii., 75. Ed, Rev., lxxxv., 61. Am. Q. R., xvi., 200,
For. Q. R., xxvii., 327.
Bancroft. History of the Colonization of the United States.
London, Fullarton [n. d.] Rl. 8vo. 3120
Bancroft. History of the Colonization of the United States.
By George Bancroft. Abridged by the Author. ;.. Boston,
Charles C. Little and James Brown, 1 841. 2 vols., l6mo, pp.
xvi., 332, Map; XV., 316, Plate. H. 3121
Bancroft. History of the United States. London, Fullar-
ton [n. d.] Rl. 8vo. 3122
Bancroft. Histoire des Etats-Unis depuis la decouverte du
continent americain, traduite de I'anglais par M"*' Isabelle Gatti
de Gamond. Bruxelles, Lacroix, Verboeckhoven et O', 1862-64.
9 vols., 8vo. 3123
Bancroft. Geschichte der Vereinigten Staaten von Nord-
amerika ... . Nach der 9. Aufl. des Originals deutsch von A.
Kretzschmar. Leipzig, O. Wigand, 1845-64. 8 vols., 8vo. -{-
I" Band., 2^ Aufl. 1847. 3124
Bancroft. Geschichte der amerikanischen Revolution von
Georg Bancroft. Aus dem Englischen von W. E. Drugulin
Mit einem Vorworte von Fr. Biilau. ... Leipzig, Lorck, 1852-54.
3 vols., 8vo, pp. XX., 386, Plan, 4to ; xii., 404; xx., 434.
(Moderne Geschichtschreiber, herausg. von Friedrich Biilau, I"
Bd.) 3125
Bancroft. Storia degli Stati Uniti, volgarizzata con note da
C. Carenzi. Losayina et Lorini, 1847. ^^*^- ^- 3'^^
Bancroft. De Forenede Staters Historic oversat af. Chr.
WulfF. Kjdbenhavn, Lose and Delhanco, 1853-55. 6 vols. 3 1 27
Bancroft. Joseph Reed : a Historical Essay. By George
Bancroft. ... New York, W. J. IFiddleton, 1867. 8vo, pp. 64.
H. 3128
412 BANCROFT.
Bancroft. The League for the Union. Speeches of the
Hon. George Bancroft, and James Miliken, Esq. Philadelphia^
William S. & Alfred Martien^ 1863. 8vo, pp. 20. 3 1 29
Bancroft. ... Letter on the Exchange of Prisoners during
the American War of Independence. \_New Tork^ 1862.] 8vo,
pp. 7. H. 3130
Bancroft. Literary and Historical Miscellanies. By George
Bancroft. New Tork^ Harper and Brothers^ 1855. 8vo, pp. 517.
Bancroft. Memorial Address on the Life and Character of
Abraham Lincoln, delivered, at the Request of both Houses
of the Congress of America, before them, in the House of Re-
presentatives at Washington, on the 12th of February, 1866.
By George Bancroft. New Tork^ 1866. 8vo, pp. 6g.-\- Wash-
ington^ Government Printing Office. 8vo, pp. 69. Portrait. H.
Of this edition 50 copies were printed on large paper imperial 4to, with an ad-
dition to the Appendix (pp. 71-80), "Correspondence relating to the Memorial Ad-
dress." H.
Bancroft. £loge funebre du President Lincoln, prononce
en seance solennelle du Congres des Etats-Unis d'Amerique.
Traduction de I'Anglais par Gustave Jottrand. Bruxelles^ Ver-
hoeckhoven et C"^ 1866. 8vo, pp. 43. 3^33
Bancroft. The Merits of Thomas W. Dorr, etc. See
[Curtis (G. T.)]
Bancroft. New-York Historical Society. Mr. Bancroft's
Letter on the Exchange of Prisoners, during the American War
of Independence. [_New Tork^ 1862.] 8vo, pp. 7. h. 3134
Bancroft. Mr. Bancroft and his Boston Critics. \New
York? 1862.] 8vo, pp. 4. H. 3135
Relative to the exchange of prisoners.
Bancroft. The Necessity, the Reality, and the Promise,
of the Progress of the Human Race. Oration delivered before
the New York Historical Society, November 20, 1854. New
Tork^ M Dccc Liv. 8vo, pp. 5-37 of the " Semi-Centennial
Celebration ... of the New York Historical Society." h. 3136
Has a separate title-page.
Bancroft. ... Oration by George Bancroft, on the Twenty-
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second of February, 1862. To which Is added Washington's
Farewell Address. New Tork^ E. D. Baker ^ April i^th^ 1862.
i2mo, pp. 103-126. B. 3137
Pulpit and Rostrum, No.- 29.
Bancroft. Review of the Report of the Committee of
Ways and Means ; and of the Message of the President of the
United States, relative to the United States Bank. From the
American Quarterly Review — March, 1831. Philadelphia, Carey
and Lea, i^3i- ^vo, pp. 38. H. 3138
Bancroft. Oration Pronounced in Union Square, April 25,
1865, at the Funeral Obsequies of Abraham Lincoln in the
City of New York. By George Bancroft. New York, Scher-
merhorn Iff Co. i2mo, pp. 23. Portrait. 3^39
Forms Nos. 34 and 35 of The Pulpit and Rostrum.
Bancroft. An Oration delivered on the Fourth of July,
1826, at Northampton, Mass. By George Bancroft. North-
ampton, T. Watson Shepard, Printer, 1826. 8vo, pp. 26. H., W.
Bancroft. Oration delivered before the Democracy of
Springfield, and Neighboring Towns, July 4, 1836. Springfield,
1836. 8vo, pp. 40. + Second edition, with Prefatory Remarks,
Springfield, 1 836. 8vo. 3141
Bancroft. Poems. By George Bancroft. Cambridge, Mil-
liard & Metcalf, 1823. i2mo, pp. 77. a. 3142
W. J. Davis' copy sold for $40 in 1862. It has since (1867) sold for $2. 50.
Bancroft (H. H.) Bancroft's Hand-Book Almanac, Offi-
cial Register and Business Directory for the Pacific States and
Territories, etc., etc., for the year 1864. Edited by Wm.
H. Knight. (Third year.) i8mo, pp. 440. 3143
Contains an Historical Memoir on the past and present condition of the Indian
Tribes of the two Californias, by R. Taylor.
Bancroft (Joseph). Census of the City of Savannah ...with
Statistics ... Historical Notices, and a Commercial Directory
... . Second Edition. Savannah, Edward J. Purse, Printer,
1848. i2mo, pp. 96. Map. B. 3144
Bancroft (Luther S.) Address to the Prescott Guards, and
to the Inhabitants of Pepperell, June 17, 1830. By Luther S.
Bancroft. Groton, Mass., 1830. 8vo. 3145
414 BANGOR.
Bancroft (W. L.) A New Railway Outlet from Chicago
to the Seaboard. Port Huron and Lake Michigan Railroad
Company — Chicago and Michigan Grand Trunk Railway
Company. ... By W. L. Bancroft ... Port Huron^ Michigan^
1866. 8vo, pp. 52. H. 3146
Bandinel (J.) Some Account of the Trade in Slaves from
Africa as connected with Europe and America. By James
Bandinel, Esq. London., Longman., 1842. 8vo, pp. xv., 323. c.
Bandinel. Der afrikanische Sklavenhandel ... . Aus dem
Englischen von Alex. Hechsel. Berlin., Hermes., 1843. 8^*^>
pp. 184. 3148
Bandini. Vita e lettere di Amerigo Vespvcci gentilvomo
fiorentino raccolte e illvstrate dall' abate Angelo Maria Bandini.
Firenze., mdccxlv. 4to, pp. Ixxvi., 128, (i). Genealogical
Table. h. 3149
This is an elaborate panegyric of Vespucius, in which he is called the Discoverer
of America. The researches of later Spanish authors have shown Bandini's dates to
be incorrect. Set Rich, i., 8i, "Journal etranger," Sept., 1756.
Bandini. Americus Vespucci eines florenzischen Edel-
mannes, Leben und nachgelassene Briefe ... . Aus dem Italien-
ischen des Herrn Abts Angelus Maria Bandini iibersetzet, und
mit Anmerkungen erlautert. Hamburg., Georg Christian Grund.,
und Leipzig., Adam Heinrich Holle., 1 748. 8vo, pp. (lo), 299,
(9). Engraving. h. 3150
Bangor (Bp. of). See Egerton (John), Herring (Thomas).
The Bangor Directory ... . Bangor., Samuel S. Smith., 1859.
i2mo, pp. 142. Continued. h. 3151
The Bangor City Directory ... . To which is added a Direc-
tory of Brewer. Bangor., W. F. Stanwood., 1864. l2mo, pp. 215.
Bangor Journal of Literature, Science, Morals, and Religion,
from June i, 1837, to May 24, 1838. Ed. by Rev. Thomas
Curtis. Bangor., 1837-38. 4to. 3^53
Act to incorporate the Bangor and Piscataquis Canal and
Railroad Company [Me.] [n. p.], 1833. i2mo, pp. 11. 3154
The City Charter and Ordinances of the City of Bangor.
Bangor^ Printed hy James Burton ^ Jr.., 1834. i2mo, pp. 67. H.
BANGS.
415
The Charter and Ordinances of the City of Bangor, with the
Acts of the Legislature relating to the City. ... Bangor^ Smith iff
Sayward^ Printers^ 185 1. 8vo, pp. 7, 208. B. 3156
Catalogue of the Theological Institution, Bangor, Maine.
1833-34 [etc.] Bangor^ 1834 [etc.] 8vo. Continued. 3157
General Catalogue of the Theological Seminary, Bangor,
Me., 1854. Bangor^ 1854. 8vo, pp. 22. 3 1 58
Report on the Affairs of the Bank of Bangor. Boston^ 1822.
8vo. 3159
A Survey of the Theological Seminary, at Bangor, Me. Pub-
lished ... by the Trustees. Bangor^ Burton off Carter^ Printers^
1830. 8vo, pp. 20. 3160
Bangs (Edward), Esq. An Oration delivered at Worcester,
... fourth of July, 1791. ... By Edward Bangs, Esq. If^or-
cester^ Isaiah Thomas^ ^79^* 4^^? PP- ^^- H. 3161
Bangs. An Oration ... at Worcester, July 4, 1800. By
Edward Bangs, Esq. Worcester^ Isaiah Thomas.^ 7""-? 1800.
8vo, pp. 30, (i). H. 3162
Bangs (E. Dillingham). An Oration pronounced at Spring-
field, Mass. on the P'ourth of July, 1823 ... . By Edward D.
Bangs, Esq. ... Springfield., i^li^. 8vo, pp. 16. w., H. 3163
Bangs. An Oration, pronounced at Sutton, Massachusetts,
July 5th, 18 13 ... . By Edward D. Bangs, Esq. ... Boston^
Printed by J. Belcher., for Henry Rogers., Worcester., 1813. 8vo,
pp. 16. H. 3164
Bangs (Nathan). An Authentic History of the Missions
under the care of the Missionary Society of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. By Nathan Bangs, d.d. ... New-York^ 1832.
i2mo. s. 3165
Bangs. A History of the Methodist Episcopal Church, from
its Origin in 1776, to the General Conference in 1840. By
Nathan Bangs, d.d. Neiv York., 1 838-1 840. 4 vols., i2mo.
4-Third Edition, revised and corrected. New-York., 1845-53.
4 vols., i2mo, pp. 371 i 430 ; 447 ; 461, 44. 4 Portraits and
I Plate. c. 3166
The third and fourth volumes are not noted as of a second or third edition, but
they are copyrighted in 1840 and 1841. The tenth edition of Vol. i. appeared in
1857.
41 6 BANK.
Bangs. Life of Rev. Freeborn Garrettson. By Nathan
Bangs, D.D. Third Edition. New Tor k^ i^ ^2. iimo.+Fifth
Edition. New-Tor k^ Carlton ^ Porter [n. d.] l6mo, pp. 294.
Portrait. 2-3167
Bangs. The Present State, Prospects, and Responsibilities of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, with an Appendix of Eccle-
siastical Statistics. By N. Bangs, d.d. New Tork^ 1850.
i2mo. 3168
Also: The errors of Hopkinsianism detected and refuted Neiv-York, 1815.
12mo, pp. 324. A Vindication of Methodist Episcopacy. Cincinnati, 1821. l2mo,
pp. 166. The Substance of a Sermon preached on the opening of the Methodist
Episcopal Church in John St., N. Y., Jan. 4, 1818. Nc%u Tork^ 1818. 8vo, pp.
32. Emancipation, its necessity and means of accomplishment calmly Submitted to
the Citizens of the United States. Neiv Tork, 1846. 8vo, pp. loi. The Growth
of the New York Conference, being the Substance of a Sermon delivered before that
body, at its late Session in the City of Brooklyn, June 14, 1848. Nt^zv Tork, 1848.
8vo, pp. 24. A Centenary Sermon, preached in the Vestry St. Church in the City
of New York, Oct. 25, 1839, on the looth year of Methodism. A'^eiv Tork, 1840.
8vo, pp. 26. A Discourse on the Death of Wilbur Fish, d.d., delivered in the
Greene St. M. E. Church, N. Y., on the ... 29th March, 1839. Ne'w Tork, 1839.
8vo, pp. 24.
[Banister (Thomas)]. Britain and her Colonial Depend-
encies ; and their Right to be represented in Parliament. Lon-
don^ J. Hatchard and Sony MDCCCXLIV. 8vo, pp. 24. H. 3169
The copy in Harvard College Library has fifty-two pages of MS. memoranda in
reference to the same subject, signed Thomas Banister.
[Banister.] Letter to the Right Hon. the Lords Com-
missioners of Trade and Plantations ; or, an Essay on the Prin-
cipal Branches of Trade in New England. London^ ^l^S' 8vo,
pp. 19. 3170
Banister. Memoranda relating to the Present Crisis as
regards our Colonies, our Trade, our Circulating Medium, and
Railways. ... By Thomas Banister. Second Edition. London^
John Ollivier^ 1848. 8vo, pp. 8, (l). H. 3171
Banister (William B.) An Oration at Newburyport ...
[July 4, 1809]. By William B. Banister, Esq. Newburyport^
Press of E. IV. Allen^ 1809. 8vo, pp. 20. H. 3172
Bank Bills, or Paper Currency, and the Banking System of
Massachusetts : with Remarks on Present High Prices. By a
Conservative. Boston^ Little^ Brown and Company ^ 1856. 8vo,
pp. 16. C. & H. 3173
BANKS.
417
The Bank Dinner ; an Expose of the Court Party of Ken-
tucky. Louisville^ 1825. 8vo, pp. 61. 3174
Bank Secrets of the Bank of Columbia, [n. p.], 1801. 410. e.
Bank Tax and Bank Currency. An Appeal to the Congress
of the United States, by a Committee of New Jersey State
Bank Officers. Trenton (N. J.\ American Office^ 1864! 8vo,
pp. 18. 3176
Banks and Paper Currency ; Their effects upon Society, by a
Friend of the People. [No imprint.] 8vo, pp. 12. 3^77
First Annual Report of the Board of Managers of the Asso-
ciation of Banks, for the Suppression of Counterfeiting. Boston^
Prentiss b' Sawyer^ Printers^ 1 854. 8vo, pp. 36. Continued, h.
Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury, transmitting Re-
ports as to the condition of Banks throughout the United States,
March 3, 1857. Washington. %\o.\ Washington^ i^^o. 8vo.
Observations on incorporating New Banks. Philadelphia^
1812. 8vo. 3180
Proceedings of the Friends of a National Bank, at their Public
Meeting, held in Boston, Fifteenth July, 1841. ... Boston^ 1841.
8vo, pp. 32. H. 3181
Reasons against a National Bank. New Tork^ 1841. 8vo.
Reflections excited by the present state of Banking Opera-
tions in the United States. By a Virginian. Washington.^ 181 8.
8vo. 3183
Remarks on Banks and Banking, and the Skeleton of a Pro-
ject for a National Bank. By a Citizen of Boston. Boston.,
1840. 8vo, pp. 62. 3184
Remarks on Currency and Banking. See Appleton (N.),
No. 1817.
Remarks on Private Banking, addressed to Hon. Isaac Pier-
son. Albany^ 18 1 8. 8vo, pp. 28. 3185
Remarks on the Banks and Currency of the New England
States ; ... To show the Public Benefits resulting from the
System pursued by the Allied Banks in Boston. ... Boston., Wil-
liam L. Lewis., Printer., 1 826. 8vo, pp. 40. H. 3 1 86
S3
4i8
BANK.
Report from the Secretary of the Treasury on the present
System of Keeping and Disbursing the Public Money, 1834. c.
Report of the Tax Committees of the New York, Boston,
and Philadelphia Clearing House Associations, upon the Acts of
Congress Relating to Banks organized by or under the State
Authorities. New Tork^ C. S. JVestcott l^ Co.^ 1863. 8vo, pp.
16. 3188
Bank of the United States vs. Osborn and others. State of
the Case and Argument for the Apellants, in the Case of the
Bank of the United States versus the Auditor and Treasurer of
the State of Ohio and others, in the Supreme Court of the
United States. Cincinnati^ 1823. 8vo. C. 3 1 89
A large number of pamphlets were issued relating to the Bank of the United States.
The following are among the more important that have come under my notice : An
Act to incorporate the Subscribers to the Bank of the United States. Philadelphia^
18 16. i8mo, pp. 56. Brief Review of the Origin, Progress, and Administration of
ihc Bank of the United States. Philadelfhia, 1819. i2mo, pp. 44. Considerations
on the Bank of the U. States, 1832. See [Young (S.)] ... April 13, 1830. ...
Report: [of] the Committee of Ways and Means ... [on] the Bank of the United
Stctcs ... . \_fVaihingtcn,\'iio.^ 8vo, pp. 3 1 (i), 2 1. folded, h. Examination of the
President, Cashiers and Directors of the United States Bank, to which is prefixed the
Report of the Committee appointed to investigate its proceedings, etc. New ITork,
18 16. 8vo. Judicial Decisions, upon the Cases of Habeas Cjrpus, brought by the
late officers of the Bank ... Philadelphia, J. Perry ^ 1842. 8vo. pp. 45. The Me-
morial of Henry D. Gilpin, John T. Sullivan, and Peter Wager, of Pennsylvania, and
Hugh M'Elierry, of Maryland, Directors of the Bank of the United States: appointed
by the President, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate. [1841], 8vo,
pp. 55. Narrative and Correspondence concerning the Removal of Deposits, and Oc-
currences connected therewith. Philadelphia^ 1838. 8vo, pp. 175. Observations
on the Bank of the United Srates. Annapolii \x\. d.] 8vo. c. Proceedings of the
stockholders of the Bank of the United States, preparatory to the creation of a trust
for closing the concerns. Philadelphia^ \%\\. 8vo, pp. 39, p. Proceedings of the
Stockholders ... 28th Oct. 1816 and 6th Jan. 1817. Philadelphia, 1817. pp. 12.
Remarks upon the Bank of the U. S., 1831. See [Henshaw (David)]. Report of
the committee of the House of Representatives of United States, appointed 30th Nov.
18 18, on the Bank of the United States. fVashington, 18 19. 8vo. Report of
Committee ... to inspect the Books of the Bank ... Read Jan. 16, 1819. 8vo, pp.
1 66, 1 9 Tables. (H. of Rep. Doc't). Report of the Joint Committee ... of the General
Assembly of Ohio, on the Communication of the Auditor of State Upon the ... proceed-
ings of the Bank of the United States, against the Officers of State, in the United
States' Circuit Court. ... Concor^y [?/.//.], y^nir, 1821. 8vo, pp. 64. h. Reportofthe
Condition of the Bank of the United States, by the Committee of inspection and in-
vestigation, &c., appointed 1822. Adopted by the Stockholders. Philadelphia^ 1822.
8vo, pp. 8S. Report of the Proceedings of the Triennial Meeting of the Stockholders
of the Bank of the United States. ... First Day of September, 1828. Philadelphia^
1828. 8vo, pp. 18. H. + Also, 1831. Report of the Bank of the United States. Sept.
1831. Philadelphia, iS-^i. 8vo. Reports of the Committee of Inquiry appointed March
14, 1832, by the H. of R. at Washington, concerning the Bank of the United States.
[No imp.] 8vo, pp. 112. Reports of the Minority of the Committee, and of Mr.
Adams, (one of the Members of the Committee,) appointed to examine the Books
BANKS, 419
and Proceedings of the Bank of the United States. fVashingtoriy 1832. Large 8vo,
pp. 19. H. 22d Congress ist Session [31] Report of the Secretary of the Treasury
... transmitting [the names of the foreign stockholders'of the Bank of the U. States].
fVatkington, 1832. 8vo, pp. 103. p. Report of the Bank of the United States to
the Commiccee of Ways and Means of the H. of R. Jan. 28, 1833. \_Philadel-
fkim, 1833.] 8vo, pp. 23. p. Report of a Committee of Directors of the Bank of
the United States, [n. p., 1833.] 8vo, pp. 48. H. + [n. p., 1833.] 8vo, pp. 36.
H. ... Report [of] ... the Committee of Ways and Means ... . [^JVaihington, 1833.]
8vo, pp. 184. (22d Cong. 2d Sess. House Rep. No. 121.) b. * h. ... Report: [of]
The Committee of Finance ... [on] the Bank of the United States ... . \_fVathing-
ton, 1834.] 8vo, pp. 48. (23d Cong., 2d Sess. Senate Doc. No. 17.) h. Report
of the Committee of Investigation Appointed at the Meeting of the Stockholdcri of
the Bank ... Jan. 4, 1841. Philadelphia, 1841. 8vo, pp. 79. Report of the In-
vestigating Committee, April, 1841. Boston, 1841. 8vo. Report of a Committee
of Directors of the Bank of the United States. [No imprint] 8vo, pp. 41. Re-
port of the Committee of Directors of the Bank of the United States. 8vo, pp. 51.
Report of the Joint Committee of Valuation of the Bank ... 8vo, pp. 27. Rules
and Regulations for the Government of ... Philadelphia, 1817. i8mo, pp. 16. A
view of the principal causes that have produced the present extraordinary advance of
the stock of the U. S. Bank ... [Philadelphia. 1818.] 8vo. pp.24, p. Vindica-
tion of the Constitutional power to repeal the Charter of the Bank of U. S. Philadel-
phia, 1837. The War on the Bank of the United States. See [Gordon (T. F.)]
Bankers' Magazine and Statistical Register : Ed. by J. S.
Homans. 1846. New series, 1852, &c. Baltimore^ Boston and
New Tork. 8vo. Continued. 3^90
Banking Association and Uniform Currency Bill with Ex-
tracts from Reports of Secretary of the Treasury, Submitted to
Congress in December, 1861, and December, 1862. 8vo, pp.
36. 3191
An Act to Provide a National Currency, secured by a Pledge
of the United States Stocks, and to provide for the Circulation
and Redemption thereof Approved February 25, 1863. IVash-
ington^ Government Printing Office^ 1863. 8vo, pp. 38. 3192
Bankrupt Law of the United States, etc. Philadelphia^ 184 1.
Svo, pp. 48. 3193
Act to establish an uniform system of Bankruptcy throughout
the United States; enacted April 4, 1800. Philadelphia^ 1800.
8vo, pp. 33. 3194
A Letter to the Senate and House of Representatives of the
United States upon the Expediency of an Uniform System of
Bankruptcy. ... Boston^ 1821. 8vo, pp. 31. H. 3195
Banks (Henry). A Memorial to the Congress of the United
States, relative to Revolutionary Events. By Henry Banks.
Frankfort^ Ky.^ 1827. l2mo, pp. 71. 3 '9^
420 BANKS.
Banks. A Review of Political Opinions, published for the
benefit of the People of Kentucky. By Henry Banks, of Vir-
ginia. Frankfort^ Ky.^ 1822. 8vo, pp. 88. p. 3197
On the subject of the Bank of the Commonwealth.
Banks. Reply to a Scurrilous Publication in the Kentucky
Whig. By Henry Banks, [n. d.] 8vo, pp. 60. 3198
Banks. Sketches Recommending an Independent System of
Banking, &c. By Henry Banks. Richmond^ 181 1. 8vo. c.
Banks (John). The Vindication of John Banks of Virginia,
against foul Calumnies published by Judge Johnson, of Charles-
ton, S. C, and Dr. Charles Caldwell, of Lexington, Ky. Also
the Vindication of Gen. Henry Lee, of Virginia ; with Sketches
and Anecdotes of many Revolutionary Patriots and Heroes.
By Henry Banks. Frankfort^ Ky.^ 1826. 8vo, pp. 86, w. 3200
Banks (Joseph). Journal d'un voyage autour du monde en
1768, 1769, 1770, et 1771 ... traduit d I'Anglais MM. Banks
et Solander par M. de Freville. Paris^ ^713,- i2mo, pp. 287.
Probably an abridged translation, with some additions, of the English edition of 1772.
Banks. Supplement au voyage de M. de Bougainville •■, ou
journal d'un voyage autour du monde fait par MM. Banks et
Solander, Anglois, en 1768, 1769, 1770, et 1771 Traduit de
TAnglois par M. de Freville. Paris^ ^11'^- 8vo, pp. 287.
Frequently bound up as a third volume of Bougainville's Voyages. Querard gives
the imprint, Par/5, 1793. 8vo. Nos. 3201 and 3202 are evidently the same. Proba-
bly the date of 3202 is a mistake. And Querard's date is perhaps an error for 1773.
Banks. Neueste Reise-Beschreibungen und Entdeckungen
des fiinften Welttheils, welche sowohl in Gesellschaft der
Herren Banks und Solander, als nachher unternommen worden.
Nurnherg^ 1786. 2 vols., 8vo. 3203
This title is from Boucher, Vol. i,, p. 146, but it is not found in Kayser.
Banks. An Epistle from Oberea, Queen of Otaheite, to
Joseph Banks, Esq. Translated by T. Q. Z. Esq. ... with
historical and explanatory Notes. London^ J. Almon^ ^11 Z- 4^°*
Banks. A Second Letter from Oberea, Queen of Otaheite,
to Joseph Banks, Esq. ... London^ Johnson^ ij^^. 4to. 3205
A Satire upon Banks' Voyage. See M. R., xlix., 503, and li., 394.
BANNANTINE. 421
Banks (N. P.) ... Address of Hon. N. P. Banks ... from the
Steps of the Merchants' Exchange on Political Questions affect-
ing Commercial Interests, September 25th, 1856. [_New Tork^
1856.] 8vo, pp. 24. B. & H. 3206
Also : An Address delivered By Maj. General N. P. Banks, at ... New Orleans, on
the Fourth of July, 1865. [n. p., n. d.] 8vo, pp. 15. h. Address of His Excellency
Nathaniel P. Banks, to the ... Legislature of Massachusetts, January 7, 1858. Bottom^
1858. 8vo, pp. 2i. + January 7, 1859. 5ojron, 1859. 8vo, pp. 48, lxvii. + January 6,
i860. Boston, i%(>0. 8vo, pp. 36. xxiv. B. Address of Hon. N. P. Banks ... [at New
York] September 25th, 1856. [n. p., n. d.] 8vo, pp.24, h. American Republican
Politics. Remarks of Mr. Banks, of Mass. {JVashirgton, 1856.] 8vo, pp. 8, h.
Emancipated Labor in Louisiana [n. p., 1864?] 8vo, pp. 45. h. The Great
Questions of National and State Politics. Speech ... at Worcester .. September 8th.
Boston, 1857. i2mo, pp. 12. Letter to Samuel B. Ruggles ... . [In Defence of his
Wall Street Speech of Sept. 25, 1856. No imprint.] 8vo, pp. 8. b. Questions pro-
pounded to the Candidates for Speaker, and their responses : U. S. H. of R., Jan. 21,
1856. 8vo, pp. 8. The Reconstruction of States. Letter of Major-General Banks to
Senator Lane. New Tork, Harper, 1865. 8vo, pp. 23. + Another Edition. 8vo, pp.
12. Speech of Mr. Banks ... In the House of Representatives May 23, 1854, on the
Nebraska and Kansas Bill. ... fVashington, 1854. 8vo. pp. 15. a. Speech of N.
P. Banks, Jr., of Mass., on the Employment of Army Officers in National Armories,
... July 17, 1854. 8vo, pp. 16. H. Speech ... on the Representation of the United
States at the Exhibition of the World's Industry, Paris, 1867 ; ... in the House ...
March 14, 1866. ... Washington, 1866. 8vo, pp. 24. Suggestions presented to the
Judiciary Committee of the Senate of the U. S., relating to the State of Louisiana.
38th Congress, Senate Miscellaneous Document, No. 9, 1865. 8vo, pp. 8.
Banks. Expedition du General Banks dans la Riviere Rouge.
Traduit de 1' Anglais par Abraham Moivre. Paris^ 1866. 8vo,
pp. 13. P. 3206^2
A translation of Gen. Banks' report.
Banks (T. C.) Baronia Anglia Concentrata ; or a Concen-
trated Account of all the Baronies called Baronies in Fee ... By
C. T. Banks. Ripon^ 1843-44. 2 vols., 4to. b., c. 3207
Includes an Historical Account of the First Settlement of Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia
Baronets, the Charters in favor of Sir William Alexander, &c.
Banks, An Analytical Statement of the Case of Alexander
Earl of Stirling and Dovan ... his Official Dignities, and Pecu-
liar Territorial Rights and Privileges in the British Colonies of
Nova Scotia and Canada, ... with ... Notes and Observations.
By Sir Thomas C. Banks ... . London^ 1832. 8vo, pp. xlix.,
123, 2 1. folded. H. 3208
Bannantine (J.) Memoirs of Colonel Edward Marcus
Despard. By James Bannantine, his Secretary when King's
Superintendent of Honduras, &c. London^ J. Ridgway^ 1799-
8vo. 3209
See M. R., New Series, Vol. xxviii., 233.
422 BANNISTER.
Bannard (W.) Moral Aspect and Destitution of the City
of New-York : A Discourse at the opening of the Presbytery of
New-York, ... Oct. 13, 185 1. By Rev. William Bannard,
D.D. New-York^ 1851. Svo, pp. 31. s. 3210
Banneker (B.) Copy of a Letter from Benjamin Banneker,
to the Secretary of State [Thos. Jefferson], with his Answer.
Philadelphia^ Daniel Lawrence^ M.DCC.xcil. 4to, pp. 15. h.
This writer was a free black man, and this is one of the earliest works published by
an American negro. Pages 13-15 contain an account of the author, "taken from
Banneker's Almanac."
De banneling. Schetsen uit, Noord-Amerika. Uit het Hoog-
duitsch door H. Picard. Gouda^ G. B. van Goor^ 1847. ^ P^*>
Svo. 321 I<7
Banner of the Constitution, devoted to General Politics, Polit-
ical Economy, State Papers, foreign and domestic News, &c.
Philadelphia^ 1829. 3 vols. 321 2
Continued to 1 8 32. Edited by Conoly Ragnet.
The I Banners I Of Grace and Love | displayed] In the farther
Conversion of the Indians | In New-England : | Held forth in
sundry Letters from divers Ministers to [the Corporation estab-
lished by Parliament, for Promoting | the Gospel amongst the
Heathen in New-England ; | and farther attested byjEdm. Cal-
lamy | Simon Ashe | Will. Spurstow | Lazarus Seaman | George
Griffith I Phil. Nye I William Bridge | Henry Whitfield | Joseph
Carryll | Ralph Venning. | London^ \ Printed by W. Godbid^for Ediu,
Farnham^ and are to \ be sold at his Shop in Pop e sh e ad- Alley ^ |
M. DC. LVII. I 4tO, 8 p. 1., pp. 40. H. 3213
This is a reprint of " Strength out of Weakness."
[Bannister (John W.)] Sketch of a Plan for Settling in
Upper Canada a Portion of the Unemployed Labourers of Eng-
land. By a Settler. London^ Harding^ 182 1. 8vo. + Sketches
of Plans for Settling in Upper Canada a portion of the unem-
ployed labourers of Great Britain and Ireland. Second edition
with additions. By a Settler. ... London^ Harding^ 1822. 8vo,
PP- 53- + Third Edition. London^ Marshall^ 1826. 8vo, pp.
39. Map. + A new Edition, with Additions on Nova Scotia,
&c. London^ 183 1. Svo. Map. 32 14
Bannister (N. H.) Putnam, the Iron Son of '76. A na-
tional military drama ... By N. H. Bannister ... New York
[n. d.] i2mo, pp. 29. p. 3214J
BANVARD.
423
Bannister (Saxe). British Colonization and Coloured Tribes.
By S. Bannister ... . London^ William Ball^ 1838. i2mo, pp.
xii., 323. H. 3215
Bannister. Humane Policy, or Justice to the Aborigines
essential to a due Expenditure of British Money. By Saxe Ban-
nister. London^ Underwood^ 1830. 8vo. a. 3216
Bannister. Humane Policy ; or, The Civilization of Afri-
can and other Barbarous People, Attainable by Wise Measures,
and Just and Amalgamated Colonization. By S. Bannister ... .
Second Edition. London^ Fisher^ Son^ & Co. [n. d.] 8vo, 2 p. !.,
pp. xii., 50. Map. H. 3217
Bannister. ... The Jurisdiction of the Privy Council in
Appeals by, and against Public Officers in the Colonies. [Signed
S. Bannister. From Fisher's Colonial Magazine, for March,
1843. n. p., 1843.] ^^°? PP- ^- "• 3218
Bannister. Records of British Enterprise beyond Sea.
London., Longman., 1850. 8vo. 3219
[Bannister.] Remarks on the Indians of North America
in a Letter to an Edinburgh Reviewer. London., 1822. 8vo.
Banos y Sotomayor (Diego de). Constituciones synodales
del Obispado de Venezuela, y Santiago de Leon de Caracas.
Hechas en la santa iglesia cathedral de dicha Ciudad de Caracas,
en el Ano del Seiior de 1687. Por ... Don Diego de Banos y
Sotomayor, Obispo del dicho Obispado ... . Madrid^ Lucas An-
tonio de Bedmar^y Narvaez [1698J. Folio, 8 p. I., Engraved
Title, pp. 474. H. 3221
Banques coloniales. Martinique, Guadeloupe, Reunion, Guy-
ane, Senegal. Lois, statuts, documents principaux. Nouvelle
edition, amendee et mise a jour. Paris^ a r Agence centrale des
banques coloniales^ 1 867. 8vo, pp. 234. 3222
Banvard (John). Description of Banvard's Panorama of the
Mississippi River, painted on Three Miles of Canvas ... . Bos-
ton., John Putnam., Printer^ 1847. ^^^5 PP- 43 (^)* "• 3223
Banvard. Description of Banvard's Geographical Painting
of the Mississippi River, extensively known as the "Three Mile
Picture," with new additions of the Naval and Military Opera-
tions on that River, exhibiting a view of country 1,500 miles in
424 BANVARD.
length from the Mouth of the Missouri to the Balize. New
Tork^ Bigelow^ Printer^ 1862. 8vo, pp. 38. 3224
Banvard. Banvard ou les aventures d'un artiste. Paris^
typographie Dondey-Dupre^ 1850. i2mo, pp. 22. H. 3225
Banvard (Joseph). The American Statesman ; or Illustra-
tions of the Life and Character of Daniel Webster. Designed
for American Youth. By Rev. Joseph Banvard ... . Boston^
Gould and Lincoln^ 1853. l6mo, pp. 334. H. 3226
Banvard. A Guide to Providence River and Narragansett
Bay, from Providence to Newport. By Joseph Banvard. Prov-
idence^ 1858. i8mo. 3227
Banvard. A Memorial Sermon of Rev. Job Borden Boomer.
Preached in South Sutton ... March 12, 1865. Boston^ 1865.
8vo, pp. 36. H. 3228
Banvard. Novelties of the New World ; or, The Adven-
tures and Discoveries of the First Explorers of North America.
By Joseph Banvard ... . With Illustrations. Boston^ Gould and
Lincoln^ 1852. i8mo, pp. 324. H. 3229
Banvard. Plymouth and the Pilgrims ; or Incidents of
Adventure in the History of the First Settlers. By Joseph Ban-
vard. Boston, Gould and Lincoln^ 185 1 and 1 853. l8mo, pp.
288. Illustrations. c. & H. 3230
Banvard. Priscilla ; or. Trials for the Truth. An Historic
Tale of the Puritans and the Baptists. By the Rev. Joseph
Banvard ... . Boston^ Heath and Graves^ 1854. i8mo, pp. 405.
8 Illustrations. h. 3231
Banvard. Romance of American History, as illustrated in
the Early Events connected with the French Settlement at Fort
Carolina ; the Spanish Colony at St. Augustine, and the English
Plantation at Jamestown. By Joseph Banvard ... . With Il-
lustrations. Boston^ Gould and Lincoln^ 1852. i8mo, pp. 306.
H. 3232
Banvard. Tragic Scenes in the History of Maryland and
the Old French War. With an Account of various Interesting
Contemporaneous Events which occurred in the Early Settle-
ment of America. By Joseph Banvard ... . Boston^ Gould and
Lincoln^ 1 856. i8mo, pp. 239. Illustrations. H., s. 3233
BAPTISTA.
425
Baptist Memorial and Monthly Record, devoted to the his-
tory of the denomination. New Tork^ 1841. 8vo. 3234
A new series, commenced and continued, Vol. viii.
The Baptists of the North on the State of the Country.
Brooklyn: {N. T.) May 27, 1861. 8vo, pp. 11. 3235
Act of Incorporation, Constitution and By-Laws, of the
Northern Baptist Society. Boston^ Lincoln ^ Ediuards^ 1830.
8vo, pp. 20. H. 3236
Also Annual Reports, from 1824.
An Address from the Baptist Church in Philadelphia to the
Sister Churches throughout the Confederated States of North
America. Philadelphia^ Aitken^ 1781. Sm. 8vo, pp. 16. P.
General Convention of Baptists, being their second Triennial
Meeting. Philadelphia^ 18 20. 8vo. 3238
Minutes of the Eighth Session of the Baptist Convention of
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island ...
Sept. 17th, 19th, h 20th. Halifax^ N. 6\, 1853. i8mo, pp.
56. H. 3239
Minutes of the Warren Association, held at the South Baptist
Meeting-House in Middleborough, September 10 and 11, 1799.
Boston^ MDCCxcix. 8vo, pp. 11. h. 3240
See Philadelphia, also Warren Association, and other local headings.
Proceedings of the Southern Baptist Convention, held in
Augusta, Georgia, May [8-12] ... 1845. Richmond^ H. K.
Ellyson^ Printer^ 1845. ^^o, pp. 20. 3241
Also: Twelfth Annual Report of the Baptist General Tract Society ... . January
1836. Philadelphia, 1836. 8vo, pp. 40. Also for other years j and Reports of the
American Baptist Home Mission Society, 1826, See. Other historical Baptist tracts,
under the names of states, cities or towns.
Baptista (Juan). Advertencias. Para los Confessores de
los Naturales. Compvestas por el padre fray Juan Bapti>.ta,
de la Orden del Seraphico Padre Sancto Francisco, Lector de
Theologia, y Guardian del Conuento de Sanctiago Tlatilulco : de
la Provincia del Sancto Euangelio. En Mexico^ en el Conuento de
Sanctiago Tlatilulco^ por M. Ocharte^ am i6oo. 8vo, Primera
Parte, 15 p. 1., 112, 58 1. ; Segunda Parte, 113-443, Index Loco-
rum, 104 ff 3242
The verso of the last leaf reads : " Excudebat Ludouicus Ocharte Figueroa, Mexlci,
in Regio CoUegio sancte crucis, sancti Jacobi de Tlatiluco. Anno domini 1601."
54
426 BARAGA.
Baptista. Platicas morales de los Indies para la doctrina de
sus hijos, en lengua Mexicana intitulado huehuetlatolli. Por Fr.
Juan Bautiste franciscano. Mexico^ 1601. 3^43
Title from Ternaux, 253. See Ternaux, No. 252, concerning the press at which
No. 3242 was printed. Consult also Pinelo, Antonio and Wadding.
Baqueiro. Ensayo historico sobre las revoluciones de Yuca-
tan desde el ano de 1840 hasta 1864, por Serapio Baqueiro.
Merida^ 1865-66. 8vo, Entrega, i to 17, containing pp. i
to 280. 3244
Baradere. Refutation du manifeste du general Oribe
centre les agens fran^ais. Par Juan Maria Raymond Baradere.
Montevideo^ ^839. 8vo. 3^45
In French and Spanish.
Baradere. Lettre a M. Laisne de Villeveque. Parh^ impr.
de Tastu^ 1830. 8vo. 3245^
Relates to the colonization of Guazacoalco, in Mexico.
Baradere. Reponse a la brochure de M. Dubouchet sur le
Guazacoalco. Paris^ impr. de Tastu^ 1830. . 3245^
Baraga (F.) Abrege de I'Histoire des Indiens de I'Amerique
septentrionale, par F. Baraga. Traduit de I'allemand. Paris^
1837. i2mo. 3246
Baraga. A Dictionary of the Otchipwe Language, ex-
plained in English. This language is spoken by the Chippewa
Indians, as also by the Otawas, Potawatamies, and Algonquins,
with little difference. For the use of Missionaries and other
persons living among the above mentioned Indians. By the
Rev. Frederick Baraga ... Cincinnati^ Printed for Jos. Heemann^
1853, i2mo, pp. vii., 662. 3247
In Ojibwe-Eng., and Eng.-Ojibwe.
Baraga. Jesus obimadisiwin oma aking, gwaiakossing ana-
miewin ejitwatjig mi sa catholique enamiadjig gewabandangig.
Par is ^ impr. de Eailly^ 1837. l8mo. Map. 3247^
This and the next are in the Ottawa language.
Baraga. Otchipwe anamie masinaigan. Gwaiakossing ana-
miewin ejitwatjig mi sa catholique enamiadjig gewabandangig.
Paris^ impr. de Bailly^ 1 837. l8mo. 3247A
BARBA.
427
Baraga. A Theoretical and Practical Grammar of the
Otchipwe Language. By Rev. Fred. Baraga, Missionary at
L'Ange, Lake Superior. Detroit^ Printed by Jabex Fox^ 1851.
l2mo, pp. 576. 3248
Baralt (R. M.) Resumen de la Historia de Venezuela,
desde el descubrimiento de su Territorio por los Castellanos en
el siglo XV. hasta el ano de 1797 ordenado y compuesto con
arreglo a Munoz, Navarrete, etc. por Rafael Maria Baralt. Ha
cooperado a el en la parte relativa a las guerras de la conquista
de la Costa-Firme el sefior Ramon Diaz, el cual le ha anadido
los apendices ... Paris^ H. Fournier y comp'^^ 1841. 8vo, Title,
pp. 448 (i). 5 Portraits. b. 3249
Baralt. Resumen de la historia de Venezuela, desde el ano
de 1797 hasta el de 1830, por Rafael Maria Baralt y Ramon
Diaz. Tiene al fin un breve bosquejo historico ... 1831. hasta
1837. Paris, H. Fournier y comp'^, 1841. 2 vols., 8vo, 2 p. 1.,
pp. 398 (i) ; Half Title, 370 (i). 38 Portraits. b. & c. 3250
The most complete work on Venezuelan history.
Baralt and Urbaneja. Catecismo de la historia de Vene-
zuela, desde el descubrimiento de su territorio in 1498, hasta su
emancipacion politica de la monarquia espanola en 181 1. Com-
puesto por Rafael M. Baralt y Manuel M. Urbaneja. Caracas,
1865. i8mo, pp. 94. 3251
Baraze (Cypriano). Compendio de su Vida y muerte a
de Manos los Barbaros Moxos en la Provincia del Peru. Ma-
drid, I "J II, i2mo. 3252
Baraze. Entrada del Padre Cypriano Baraze, en la mission
de los Moxos [n. p., n. d.] 8vo. 3252a
" Apres 1702, epoque de la mort du P. Baraze." — Carayon.
Barba (A. A.) Arte de los metales, en que se ensefia el ver-
dadero beneficio de los de oro y plata por a^ogue : el modo de
fundirlos todos, y como se han de refinar y apartar unos de
otros. Compuesto por el Licenciado Alvaro Alonso Barba.
Madrid, Imp. del Reyno, 1640. ^to. -{- Madrid [1729]. 4to.4-
Madrid, 1790. 4to. + Nuevamente ahora anadido con el tratado
de las antiguas minas de Espana, que escribid Don Alonso Car-
rillo y Laso ... . Reimpreso por el real tribunal de mineria de
esta capital ... . Lima, 1817. 4to, 2 p. 1. pp. 271 (7). H.
In the Catalogue of the Royal Library at Upsala, an edition is cited, Madrid^ 1630,
4to; in that of the London Institution, Vol. i., 113, an edition, Madrid^ 1 639, 8vo.
The sale of this work was prohibited by the Inquisition.
428 BARBADOES.
Barba. The First [- Second] Book of the Art of Metals, in
which is declared the Manner of their Generation, and the Con-
comitants of them. Art of Refining Silver by Quicksilver.
Translated by Edward [Montagu] ... Earl of Sandwich. Lon-
don^ i6j4.. 2 vols., sm. 8vo. 3254
Reprinted in " A Collection of valuable Treatises upon Metals, Mines, and Min-
erals. Lond'on, 1738." l2mo. + " Second Edition. 1740." izmo.
Barba. Traite de I'art metallique extrait d'Alvar Alfonse
Barba ... . Traduite de I'espagnole [par Ch. Hautin de Villars].
Paris^ Prault^ 1730- i2mo. Plates. 3255
Barba. Metallurgie, ou I'art de tirer et purifier les metaux,
Traduite de I'Espagnol d'Alphonse Barba [par I'abbe Nic. Leng-
let du Fresnoy] avec Les Dissertations les plus rares sur les
Mines & les Operations Metalliques. ... Paris^ Pierre-Alexandre
Le Pr'ieur^ M. DCC. Li. 2 vols., i2mo, pp. xliv. (12), 456 (16),
2 Plates ; (12), 456 (20). H. 3255^
The translator signs the " Epistre" with the pseudonym, " Gosford."
Barba. Berg-Biichlein von den Metallen und Mineral.
Ursprung. Deutsch von J. L. M. C. Hamburgh Schultx^ 1676.
8vo, 13 s\\Qtt?,.-\- Frankfurt^ Fleischer^ I'jlb. 2 Theile, 8vo. +
[Ibid.], 1739. 8vo, 14 sheets. 3255^
Barba. Docimasia, oder Probier- und Schmelzkunst. Aus
dem Franzosischen, mit einem Anhang vermehrt, herausgegeben
von M. Godar. Mit Karten. Wien^Kraus^i'j']^. 8vo. 3255^
I have seen mention of editions at Wien, 1749, 8vo, and 1767, 8vo, but they are
not noted in Gcorgi, Heinsius, or Kayser, and perhaps are due simply to typographical
mistake.
Barba. Verhandeling over de Mynen, Metalen en Miner-
alen. 's Hertogenbosch^ A. Palter^ ^735* 8vo. 3255<^
Barbadoes (Thomas), Bp. of. See Parry (Thomas).
The Barbadoes Packet ; Containing Several Original Papers :
giving an Account of the Mos^ Material Transactions that
have lately happened in a certain Part of the West-Indies. In
a Letter from a Gentleman of the said Island to his Friend in
London. London,, S. Popping^ 1720. 8vo, 6 p. 1., pp. 68.
Barbadoes. An account of the Donations for the Relief of
the Sufferers by Fire, at Bridge Town in the Island of Barba-
does, in May and December, 1 766, and of the Application of
the Same. London^ S. Goadby [1769]. 410, 2 p. 1., pp. 40 (l).
BARBADOES. 429
An Account of the Fatal Hurricane by which Barbadoes suf-
fered, August, 1 83 1. Bridge Toivn^ 1831. 8vo, pp. 150.
Acts and Statutes | Of the Island of | Barbados | Made and
Enacted since the Reducement of | the same, unto the Authority
of the j Common-wealth of England. | And | Set forth the seventh
day of September, in the | year of our Lord God, 1652. Bv the
Ho-|nourable Governour of the said Island, | the Worshipfull the
Council, and I Gentlemen of the Assembly. | Together with the
Charter of the said Island, | or Articles made on the Surrender,
and I Rendition of the same. | Published for the publick good. |
London^ Printed by JVill. Bentley^ and are to be \ sould by him at the
India Bridge. [1654.] Sm. 8vo, 8 p. 1., pp. 176. P. 3259
Acts of Assembly, passed in the Island of Barbadoes, From
1648, to 1718. London^ Printed by John Baskett [etc.] MDCCXXI.
Folio, pp. xxxii., 314. H. H-Part ii., from 1717-18 to 1738.
London.^ I730~39- Folio. c. 3260
An Address to the Committee. See [Dickinson (J.)]
An Authentic Report of the Debate in the House of Com-
mons, June the 23d, 1825, on Mr. Buxton's Motion relative to
the Demolition of the Methodist Chapel and Mission House in
Barbadoes, and the Expulsion of Mr. Shrewsbury, a Wesleyan
Missionary, from that Island. London.^ J. Hatchard and Son,
1825. 8vo, pp. (4), 119. H. 3261
Candid Observations on Two Pamphlets lately published,
viz. " An Address to the Committee of Correspondence in Bar-
badoes"— By a North American And ^' An Essay toward the
Vindication of the Committee of Correspondence" By a Bar-
badian. By a native of Barbados. Barbados, Printed by George
Edward and Comp., m.dcc.lxvi. 8vo, pp. 37. P. 3262
The Case of Barbados, for Indemnification of Losses in the
Late Insurrection. Westminster, 18 19. 8vo, pp. 6. 3263
A Declaration of the Inhabitants of Barbadoes, respecting the
demolition of the Methodist Chapel. With an Appendix. Bar-
bados, Printed at the Barbadian Office, 1826. 8vo, pp. 20. 3263^2
A Defence of the Conduct of Barbadoes, During the late
Expedition to Martinique and Guadaloupe. In a letter to the
Right Hon. Gen. Barrington. By a Native, Resident in the
Island. ... London, R. ^ J. Dods/ey, M DCC lx. 8vo, pp. 88. h.
43<3
BARBADOES.
A Detection of the State and Situation of the Present Sugar
Planters, of Barbadoes and the Leward Islands ; With an An-
swer to this Query, Why does not England, or her Sugar
Islands, or both, make and settle more Sugar Colonies in the
West-Indies? Written in the Month of December 1731, by
an Inhabitant of one of His Majesty's Leward Caribbee Islands ;
and humbly Dedicated to the Right Honourable Sir Robert Wal-
pole. London, J. W'llford, 1732. 8vo, 2 p. 1., pp. viii., 99.
Desultory Sketches and Tales of Barbados. ... London, Henry
Washhourne, 1840. i6mo, pp. viii., 264. b. 3266
An Essay towards the Vindication of the Committee of Cor-
respondence. By a Barbadian. \Circa 1766.] 3267
This title is inferred from the "Candid Observations." ^ce No. 3262.
Examination of statements respecting Barbados, made by
Messrs. Wilberforce, Stephen, &c. London, 1824. 8vo, pp. 7.
Extracts from the Votes and Proceedings of the Hon. the
Assembly for the Island of Barbados, 1730. [n. d.] 8vo, pp.
8. M. 3269
Great News from the Barbadoes, Or, A True and Faithful
Account of the Grand Conspiracy of the Negroes against the
English, and the happy Discovery of the same. With the num-
ber of those that were burned Alive, Beheaded, and otherwise
Executed for their horrid Crimes. With a short Description of
that Plantation. With Allowance. London, Printed for L.
Curtis, 1676. 4to, pp. 14. J. c. B. 3270
The I Groans of the | Plantations : | Or | A True Account | of
their I Grievous and Extreme Sufferings | By the Heavy | Imposi-
Relating more particu-
Printed by M. Clark in
tions I upon | Sugar, | And other Hardships.
larly to the | Island of Barbados. | London,
the Tear m dc lxxxix. 4to, Title, pp. 35. u.-^ London, \ Printed
by M. Clark in the Tear i6S(),\ and Reprinted 1698. 4to, Title,
PP- 31- 3271
Instructions for the Management of a Plantation in Barbadoes,
and for the Treatment of Negroes &c. [Privately printed.]
London. 1786. 8vo. 3272
Joint Letter from the Proprietors of the Island of Barbadoes
to Col. Richard Scot, and others. 1700. Folio. 3^73
BARBADOS.
43:
Laws and Acts of Barbadoes from 1643 to 1763 edited by
Richard Hall. London^ 1764. Folio. 3274
Laws of Barbadoes collected in one volume by William Raw-
lin, Clerk of the Assembly of the said Island. Printed for JV.
Raw/in^ Esq.^ 1 699. Folio. 3^75
Laws of Barbadoes. 1855. 8vo. 3276
Letter from a Gentleman at Barbados. 1740. See [Baxter
(Th.)]
A Letter to the North American. 1766. See [Dickenson
(John)].
Letters on the Laboring Population of Barbadoes. London^
1858. 8vo. 3277
Memoirs of the First Settlement Of the Island of Barbados,
and other the Carribbee Islands, with the Succession of the Gover-
nors and Commanders in Chief of Barbados to the Year 1742.
Extracted from Ancient Records, Papers and Accounts taken
from xMr. William Arnold, Mr. Samuel Bulkly, and Mr. John
Summers, some of the First Settlers, the last of whom was
alive in 1688, aged 82. Also some Remarks on the Laws and
Constitution of Barbados. London^ E. Owen^ m.dcc.xliii.
Sm. 8vo, Title, the Publisher to the Reader, and Introduction, 3
p. 1., pp. 84, Appendix, pp. 15. 3278
Contains a list of the inhabitants of Barbadoes, in 1638, who then possessed more
than ten acres of land. First printed with the title, "Some Memoirs." See No. 3290.
On recent Proceedings of the Legislature of Barbados. Lon-
don^ 1826. 8vo, pp. 43. 3279
Public Acts in Force, passed by the Legislature of Barbadoes
from May ii, 1762 to April 8, 1800. By Samuel Moore,
London^ 1800. Rl. 8vo. 3280
Remarks Upon a Book, intitled, A Short History of Barba-
dos : in which the Partial & unfair Representations O^ the
Author upon the Subjects of his History in general. And upon
that of the Demand of Privileges in Particular, Are Detected
and Exposed. Barbadoes^ 1768. Svo.-\- Reprinted, London, J.
Almon, M.DCC.LXViii. 8vo, pp. 88. H. 3281
Report of a Debate in Council, on a Despatch from Lord
Bathurst to ... Sir Henry Warde, Governor of Barbados. Lon-
don, 1823. ^^'o- 3^^^
432 BARBADOS.
A Report of a Committee of the Council of Barbadoes, ap-
pointed to inquire into the Actual Condition of the Slaves in
this Island, with a view to refute certain Calumnies respecting
their Treatment ; and also to take into Consideration certain
Measures ... lately agitated in the House of Commons. ... Lon-
don^ W. Sior^ 1824. 8vo, Half Title, pp. 127. h. 3283
The Report from a Select Committee of the House of Assem-
bly, appointed to inquire into the Origin, Causes, and Progress
of the late Insurrection. ... Barbados^ IV. Walker \_i%i6']. 8vo,
Half Title, pp. 63. h. + Z^Wow, 1818. 3284
A Representation of the Miserable State of Barbadoes, Under
the Arbitrary and Corrupt Administration of his Excellency,
Robert Lowther, Esq; the present Governor. Humbly offer'd
to the Consideration of His Most Sacred Majesty, and the Right
Honourable the Lords of His Majesty's most Honourable Privy-
Council. With A Preface, containing Remarks on an Address.,
printed in the Postman, and in the Whitehall Evening-Post of
May 14, 1 7 19. London., Bernard Lintot [17 19]. 8vo, 2 p. 1.,
pp. 44. 3285
The Seaman's Practical Guide for Barbadoes and the Leeward
Islands ... . London., 1832. 8vo. 3286
A Short I Account I of the | Manifest Hand of God | That hath
Fallen upon Several | Marshals and their Deputies | Who have
made Great Spoil and Havock of the | Goods of the People of
God called | Quakers, | in the | Island of Barbadoes, | For their Tes-
timony against Going or Sending! to the Militia. | With a Re-
markable Account of some others of the Perse- 1 cutors of the
same People in the same Island. Together | with an Abstract
of their Sufferings. | London., Printed and Sold by T. Sowle., near
the\ Meeting-house in White-hart-Court in Gracious-street. 1696. |
4to, pp. 23, Abstract, a folded sheet. 3287
A Short History of Barbados, from its First Discovery and
Settlement, to the End of the year 1767. London., y. Dodsley.,
M DCC Lxviii. i2mo, pp. viii., 121 (2). c. k h. 3288
A Short History of Barbados, from its first Discovery and
Settlement to the Present Time. A new edition corrected and
enlarged. London: Printed for J. Dodsley., 1768. i8mo, pp.
xiii., 132. 3289
Attributed to H. Frere. See M. R., xxxix., p. 13. I find an edition, dated 1761, in
a London bookseller's catalogue.
BARBARITIES. /^^^
Some I Memoirs I of the first Settlement of the [Island of Bar-
bados! and o^her the| Carribbee Islands | with the Succession of
the| Governours and Commanders in Chief | of Barbados to the
Year 1 741. | Extracted from Antient Records, Papers, | and Ac-
counts taken from Mr. William | Arnold, Mr. Samuel Bulkly,
and Mr. IJohn Summers*, some of the first Settlers, | the last of
whom was alive in 1688 aged | 82. ] Also some Remarks on the
Laws and Con-|stitution of Barbados [By Wm. Duke]|5^r-
bados. Printed by Wm. Beeby^ ^ 74^*1 Sm. 8vo, 2 p. 1., pp. 84,
15. H. 3290
A rare and interesting volume. Priced, Thorp, 1843, £i us. 6d. Reprinted as
" Memoirs ... to the Year 1742." See No. 3279.
A Supplement to the Detection of the State and Situation of
the Sugar Planters of Barbadoes and the Leeward-Islands ;
Shewing, among other New Matters, That the surest Way for
England to command the Sugar-Market Abroad, is to contract
rather than inlarge her Sugar Colonies. In a Letter from an
Inhabitant of one of His Majesty's Leeward Caribbee Islands, to
a Member of the House of Commons in England. To which
is added, a Letter from a Traveller in the Caribbees to his
Friend in London. London^ J. Wilford^ ^733- ^^<^? 2 p. 1.,
pp. 84. 3291
Tabular Statements as to the Diocese of Barbados, 1842, &c.
[v. d.] 3292
Barbacena. a Expo^icao do Marquez de Barbacena com-
mentada por hum Brasileiro Nato. Anvers^ 1831. 8vo. 3293
Barbacena. Remarques sur la declaration du marquis de
Barbacena relativement au retour de la princesse du Gram-Para
a Rio-Janeiro. Paris^ Delaforest^ 1830. 8vo, 3 sheets. 3294
Barbara. Usos y costumbres de los Indios Pampas y algunos
apuntos histdricos sobre la guerra de la Frontera por F. Barbara.
Buenos Ayres^ Bernheim^ 1 856. 8vo, pp. 98. 3^95
This rare book contains specimens of the dialect spoken by the Maika tribe at
Tapalque. pp. 92-98.
Barbarities of the Enemy, exposed in a Report Of the Com-
mittee of the House of Representatives of the United States.
... appointed to enquire into the spirit and manner in which the
war has been waged by the enemy. And the Documents, ac-
companying said Report. Troy^ Francis Adancourt^ 1813. i2mo,
55
434 BARBE-MARBOIS.
pp. 178, Errata, i 1. B.H-[Another Edition.] Printed at Wor-
cester By Isaac Sturtevant^ 1 8 14. l2mo, pp. 192. C. 3296
Barbarities of the Rebels at Manassas. [No imprint ; circa
1861.] 8vo, pp. 8. 3297
Barbarossa, pseudon. See [Scott (John)].
Barbaroux (Charles Oge). Resume de I'Histoire des £tats-
Unis de I'Amerique. Par Charles Oge Barbaroux. Parisy
1824. 1 8mo. 4-Seconde edition. Paris, Lecointe et Durey^ iSl^,
1 2mo, pp. 356. + 3^ edition. Paris, JS26. i8mo. s. + L'his-
toire des Etats-Unis d'Amerique. ... Boston, 1832. i2mo. +
Edition revue ... . Philadelphia, Parrish, Dunning, i5f M:ars
[cop. 1832.] 24mo, pp. 304. H. + Continuee depuis I'annee
1825 jusqu'a nos jours, par T. Seron. Philadelphia, 1854.
24mo. c. 3298
Barbary States. Message of the President on the rela-
tions existing between the United States and the Barbary Powers.
February 24, 18 15. 8vo. Cong. Doc. 3299
See also 24th Cong., 2d Sess., House, Ex. Doc. No. 695 25th Cong., 2d Sess.,
House, Ex. Doc. No. 149 ; 26th Cong., ist Sess., House, Ex. Doc. No, 78.
Barbauld [Mrs. A. L. Aikin). Epistle to William Wil-
berforce, Esq. on the Rejection of the Bill for Abolishing the
Slave Trade. By Anna Letitia Barbauld. London, J. Johnson,
X791. 4to, pp. 14. p. -f Second Edition. London, m.dcc.xci.
4to, pp. 14. H. 3300
In verse. See M. R., New Series, vi., 225.
Barbaz (A. L.) Washingtons overgang ter onsterfelijkheid,
lofzang, door A. L. Barbaz. Amsterdam, A. Balster, i8oo»
8vo, pp. 12. 3301
[Barbe-Marbois.] Complot D' Arnold et De Sir Henry
Clinton contre Les Etats-Unis d'Amerique et contre Le General
Washington Septembre 1780. Paris, Didot I'ain'e, mdcccxvi.
Sm. 8vo, pp. 44, 184. Portraits of Washington and Arnold, and
Plan of West Point. c. 3302
Reprinted in 1831. A translation by Robert Walsh, Esq., is contained in the
second volume of the "American Register" for 18 17.
Barbe-Marbois. De la Guyane Francaise, de son Etat
physique, de son Agriculture, de son Regime interieur et du
Projet de la peupler avec des Laboureurs Europeens : ou Examen
d'un ecrit de M. le Marquis de Barbe-Marbois sur le meme
BARBE-MARBOIS.
435
sujet. Suivi de considerations sur le commerce Colonial de la
France, et sur I'Administration speciale de ces Colonies. Paris^
Trouve, 1827. 8vo, pp. 232. 33^3
Barbe-Marbois. £tat des finances de Saint-Domingue, con-
tenant le resume des recettes et depenses de toutes les caisses
publiques, depuis le 10 Nov. 1785, jusqu'au i" Janv. 1788. Ju
Port-au-Prince^ de r imprimerie de Mozard^ 1 788. 4to, 2 p. 1.,
pp. 64, Table, xii. in xi. 33^4
Barbe-Marbois. £tat des finances de Saint-Domingue, con-
tenant le resume des recettes et depenses de toutes les caisses
publiques depuis le i^"" Janvier 1788 jusqu'au 31 Decembre de
1788 la meme annee; par M. Barbe de Marbois, intendant des
Isles Francoises sous le veut. Ju Port-au-Prince^ de r imprimerie
de Mozard^ 1789- 4to, 2 p. 1., pp. 58, Tables, xiii. in xi. c.
Querard also gives the title : " £tat de la partie espagnole de Saint-Domingue." Nos.
3304, 3305, were published with a third part (Jan. I-Dec. 31, 1789, by the chevalier
de Proisy), with the imprint, Paris, imp. royalty 1790- 3 P^s. in i vol., 410.
Barbe-Marbois. Histoire de la Louisiane.et de la cession de
cette colonie par la France aux £tats-Unis de TAmerique Sep-
tentrionale ; precedee d'un discours sur la constitution et le
gouvernement des £tats-Unis. Par M. Barbe-Marbois, avec
une carte relative a I'etendue des pays cedes. Paris^ imp. de
Firmin Didot^ 1829. 8vo, 3 p. 1., pp. 485. Portrait and Map.
H. 3306
Barbe-Marbois. The History of Louisiana, particularly of
the Cession of that Colony to the United States of America ;
with An Introductory Essay on the Constitution and Govern-
ment of the United States. By Barbe-Marbois ... . Trans-
lated from the French by an American Citizen [Wm. B.
Lawrence]. Philadelphia^ Carey iff Lea^ 1830. 8vo, pp. xviii.,
15-455 (0- c., H. 3307
See N. A. R., xxviii., 3895 xxx., 551.
[Barbe-Marbois.] Journal d'un deporte non juge ou de-
portation en violation des lois decretee le i8 Fructidor an V (4
Septembre 1797). P^m, Didot.^ 1834. 2 vols., 8vo. (Only
300 copies printed. ) + P(^r/j, Chatel^ 1835. 2 vols., 8vo. 3308
At the end of the second volume are several pieces by the same author, under the
title of " Annexes ;" and also a " Voyage dans I'interieure du Contlnente de U
Guyane, chez les Indiens Rocouyens, par Claude Toug, mulatre, en 1769.'' It ap-
pears that only a few copies were printed, and chose not intended for sale. — Cat. Mar,
15016.
436 BARBEE.
Barbe-Marbois. Journal d'un deporte non juge, ou depor-
tation en violation des lois, decretee le 18 fructidor an V (4 sep-
tembre 1797). Par M. le Comte de Barbe-Marbois ... .
Bruxelles^ 1835. 2 vols., l8mo, pp. 305; 301. H. 3309
Barbe-Marbois. Memoire et observations du sieur Barbe de
Marbois ... sur une denonciation signee par treize de MM. les
deputes de Saint Domingue, et faite a I'Assemblee nationale au
nom d'un des trois comites de la colonie [18 juin 1790]. Paris^
Knapen et fils [n. d.] 4to. 33^0
Barbe-Marbois. Memoire laisse par M. Barbe de Marbois,
intendant a Saint-Domingue, a I'ordonateur, en conformite des
ordres du roi. [Colophon :] Imprime par Mozart^ au Port-au-
Prince^ le 26 Octobre 1 789, et reimprime depuis a Paris. 4to, pp.
15- 3311
Barbe-Marbois. Observations personnelles a I'intendant de
Saint Domingue, pour etre jointes aux etats imprimes des finances
de la colonie. [Signed Barbe de Marbois. 20 mars 1790. Paris.,
Knapen., ijgo. 4to, pp. 40 or less. 33 n^
[Barbe-Marbois.] Reflexions sur la colonie de Saint-Do-
mingue, ou examen approfondi des causes de sa ruine, et des
mesures adoptes pour la retablir ; terminees par Texpose rapide
d'un plan d'organisation propre a lui rendre son ancienne splen-
deur ; adressees au commerce et aux amis de la prosperity
nationale. Paris^ ^19^- 2 vols., 8vo. 33 '^
Rich remarks, " On the fly-leaf of this work is found the following notice of a
book, which is not mentioned in any list of the author's works : ' On trouve chez le
meme libraire, I'ouvrage suivant du meme auteur, Histoire des desastres de Saint Do-
mingue, precedee d'un tableau du regime et des progres de cette colonie depuis sa fon-
dation jusqu' a I'epoque de la revolution Fran9ais. I vol. 8vo avec carte.'"
Barbe-Marbois. Remonstrances de M. de Marbois, in-
tendant de Sainte-Domingue, contre I'arret d'enregistrement de
I'acte intitule : " Ordonnance de M. le gouverneur general, con-
cernant la liberte du commerce pour la partie du sud de Saint
Domingue." [11 mai 1789. n. p.], Louis [n. d.] 8vo, pp. 40 or
less. 3312^
Barbee. The Cotton Question. The Production, Export,
Manufacture, and Consumption of Cotton. A Condensed
Treatise on Cotton in all its aspects : Agricultural, Commercial,
and Political. Illustrated. By William J. Barbee, m.d., of De
Soto County, Mississippi. New Tork^ 1866. i2mo, pp. 251.
4 Plates. 33^3
BARBER.
437
Barber (Daniel). History of My Own Times. By Rev''.
Daniel Barber. Parts i and 2. IVashington^ S. C. Usticky
1827-28. 8vo, pp. 48, 32. w. 3314
Barber (E. D.) An Address before the Anti-Masonic Con-
vention of the County of Addison at Middlebury, on the 12th
March, 1829. By E. D. Barber. Vergennes^ Gamaliel Smithy
1829. i2mo, pp. 36. B. 3315
Barber. " Popular Excitements." An Address delivered
before the Anti-Masonic Convention holden at Middlebury, Vt.
Feb. 26th, 1830. By E. D. Barber. Middlebury^ mdcccxxx.
8vo, pp. 19. B. 3316
Barber (John Warner). Connecticut Historical Collections,
containing a General Collection of Interesting Facts, Traditions,
Biographical Sketches, Anecdotes, &c., relating to the History
and Antiquities of every Town in Connecticut, with Geographi-
cal Descriptions. Illustrated by 190 Engravings. By John
Warner Barber. New Haven^ Durrie & Peck^ 1836. 8vo, pp.
568. c. + [Secotid edition.] New Haven^ Durriet^ Peck and J.
PF. Barber [1S4.6']. 8vo, pp. 576. Map. H. 3317
Barber. Elements of General History. By John Warner
Barber. New Haven, 1866. i8mo. 33^8
Barber. Historical Collections ; being a general Collection
of interesting Facts, Traditions, Biographical Sketches, Anec-
dotes, &c., relating to the History and Antiquities of every
Town in Massachusetts ; with Geographical Descriptions. Illus-
trated by 200 Engravings. ... By John Warner Barber, ^or-
cester. Dorr, Howland^ Co., 1841. 8vo, pp. viii., 6'^2.-{- Wor-
cester, Warren Lazell, 1844. 8vo, pp. 631. Map. H. 3319
First published in 1839. Another edition, dated 1848.
Barber. Historical Scenes in the United States ... By J.
W. Barber. New-Haven, Monson and Co., 1827. l8mo, pp.
120. Map and i6 Plates. b. 3320
Reprinted as Historical, Poetical and Pictorial American Scenes. Neiv Haven [n.
d.], i2mo, and again reprinted with the following title :
Barber. Historical, Poetical and Pictorial American Scenes ;
principally Moral and Religious: Being a selection of interesting
incidents in American History : to which is added a Chronologi-
cal Table of Important Events, in the Secession War. By John
W. Barber. New Haven [a d.] i2mo, pp. 190. 3321
43^ BARBER.
Barber. The History and Antiquities of New England, New
York, and New Jersey ... . Illustrated by numerous Engravings.
Worcester^ Dorr^ Howland & Co.^ 1840. 8vo, pp. 576. H. -f
Hartford^ 1 846. 8vo, pp. 576. C. 3322
Barber. History and Antiquities of New Haven, (Conn.)
from its Earliest Settlement to the Present Time. Collected
and Compiled from the most Authentic Sources. By J. W.
Barber. ... New Haven^ J. W. Barber^ 1 83 1. l2mo, pp. 120.
Map, 6 Plates Colored, and Woodcuts, Plain. H. + 1846. c.
The plates include a view of New Haven and Fort Hale, etc.
Barber. A History of the Amistad Captives : being a Cir-
cumstantial Account of the Capture of the Spanish Schooner
Amistad, by the Africans on board ; their Voyage, and Capture
near Long Island, New York ; with Biographical Sketches of
each of the Surviving Africans Also, an Account of the Trials
had on their Case, before the District and Circuit Courts of the
United States, for the District of Connecticut. Compiled from
Authentic Sources, by John W. Barber ... . New Haven^ Ct.^
E, L ^ y. W. Barber^ 1840. 8vo, pp. 32. Folded Plate and
Woodcuts. H. & c. 3324
Barber. History of the United States. By J. W. Barber.
New-Haven^ 1832. i2mo. s. 3325
Barber. Interesting Events in the History of the United
States : Being a Selection of the Most Important And Interest-
ing Events Which have Transpired Since the Discovery of this
Country to the Present Time. Carefully Selected from the most
approved Authorities. By J. W. Barber. New Haven^ J. W.
Barber^ 1828. l2mo, pp. v., 216. -\- Boston [n. d.] l2mo.
Reproduced, and the title changed to " Incidents in American History, relating to
the Discovery and Settlement of the Country. Third edition. New York, George F.
Cooledge & Bro., 1 847," i2mo, pp. 404.
Barber. Hauptbegebenheiten der Amerikanischen Geschichte.
Bearbeitet von Ernst Griinewald, bevorwortet von Heinrich
Kiinzel. Darmstadt^ Leske, 1849. 8vo, pp. viii., 288. 33^7
Barber. Pictorial History of the State of New- York.
Cooperstown^ 1846. 8vo. 33^8
This is a new title to the Historical Collections. See No, 3331.
Barber. Views in New-Haven and its Vicinity, with a Par-
BARBICHON.
439
ticular Description to each View. Drawn and Engraved by J.
W. Barber. New-Haven^ 1825. i8mo, pp. 11 and 6 Plates.
Barber and Howe (H.) Historical Collections of the State
of New Jersey, relating to its history and antiquities, with
Geographical description of every Township in the State, with
120 engravings. By J. W. Barber and Henry Howe. New
Tork^ 1845. 8 vo. 4-1846. 8vo, pp. 512. Yi.-\- Newark^ N. J.
\l%Sl\.-\- Newark^ 1857. ^^o- c. 3330
Barber and Howe. Historical Collection of the State of
New York ; containing a General Collection of the most In-
teresting Facts, Traditions, Biographical Sketches, Anecdotes,
&c., relating to its History and Antiquities, with Geographical
Descriptions of every Township in the State. Illustrated by
Two hundred and thirty wood Engravings. By J. W. Barber
and Henry Howe. New Tork^ 1841. 8vo, pp. bo^. + New
York^ 1844. 8vo, pp. bib. -\- New York^ 1845. ^^o. H.4-
Cooperstown^ i%\6. %wo.-\- New York^ 1851. c. 3331
Barber and Howe. Our whole Country, or the past and
present of the United States, historical and descriptive. By J.
W. Barber and H, Howe. Cincinnati^ 186 1. 2 vols., 8vo.
Barber and Punderson (L. S.) City Guide to New Haven
... . By J. W. Barber and L. S. Punderson ... . New Haven^
i860. i8mo, I p. 1., pp. 36. Map. h. 3333
Barber and Punderson. History and Antiquities of New
Haven, Conn., from its earliest settlement to the present time.
With Biographical Sketches and Statistical Information of the
Public Institutions, &c., &c. By John W. Barber and Lemuel
S. Punderson. Second Edition. New Haven^ 1856. i2mo,
pp. 180. 5 Plates and numerous Woodcuts. m. 3334
[Barbeu-Dubourg (Jacques)]. Calendrier de Philadelphie,
ou Constitutions de Sancho-Pan^a et du bonhomme Richard en
Pennsylvanie. Philadelphie et Paris^ Esprit^ ^11^- i2mo.
Barbey (Theodore). Le Texas \ par Theodore Barbey, con-
sul du Texas, a Paris. Paris^ I'auteur^ 1 841. 8vo, Title, pp.
22. Map. 3336
Barbichon (P. M.) Dictionnaire complet de tous les lieux
de la France et de ses colonies. Ouvrage entierement neuf ... .
Paris^ T'etot^ 183 1. 2 vols., 8vo. 3337
440 BARBOUR.
Barbier (Jean). Retour du Bresil Naufrage du jeune Leon,
•du Havre -, poeme en trois chants par Jean Barbier. 2* edition.
Jlger, Dubos, 1867. 8vo, pp. 38. 3337^
Barbinais (L. G. de la). See La Barbinais (L. G. de).
Barbosa. See Cunha Barbosa.
Barbosa Machado. See Machado.
Barbot (J.) Tryal of John Barbot, Attorney-at-Law, for the
Murder of Mathew Mills, Esq., at a Court of Oyer and Ter-
miner, at Basseterre, in and for the Island of St. Christopher,
Friday, January 5, 1753, before the Hon. Wm. M. Burt, with
the Prisoner's narrative. 1753. Folio. 333^
Barbour (B. J.) An Address delivered before the Literary
Societies of the Virginia Military Institute, at Lexington, On the
4th of July, 1854. By B. J. Barbour ... . Richmond^ Macfar-
lane ^ Fergusson^ 1 854. 8vo, pp. 32. H. 3339
Barbour (I. R.) Barbour's Temperance Table. By I.
Richmond Barbour. Boston^ 1831. i2mo, pp. 24. H. 3340
The caption is, " Statistical Table, showing the influence of Intemperance on the
Churches."'
Barbour (J.) Eulogium upon the Life and Character of
James Madison. By James Barbour ... . Washington^ 1836.
8vo, pp. 29. H. 3341
Barbour. Speech of Mr. J. Barbour ... on the Restriction
of Slavery in Missouri. Delivered in the Senate, Jan. 31, 1820,
Washington [1820]. i2mo, pp. 26. H. 3342
Barbour (John S.) Notes to the Senators and Representa-
tives from the State of Virginia, in relation to the Claim of Vir-
ginia for Money advanced to the General Government. [Signed
J. S. Barbour, n. p., 1852.] 8vo, pp. 23. h. 3343
Barbour (L.) Kansas Contested Election. Speech of Hon.
Lucian Barbour, of Indiana, in the House of Representatives,
March 18, 1856. ... On the ... Contested Election Case from
the Territory of Kansas, ... [No imprint.] 8vo, pp. 8. 3344
Barbour (O. R.) Reports of Cases ... in the Court of
Chancery of the State of Nevi^ York. By Oliver L. Barbour
... New-Tor k^ Banks ^ Gould i^ Co.^ [also] Albany^ 1847-49. 3
vols., 8vo. 3344^
BARCIA. 441
Barbour. Speech of Hon. P. P. Barbour ... on Internal Im-
provements. ... In the House ... January 15, 1824. IVashing-
ton^ 1846. 8vo, pp. 8. H. 3345
Barbour (Philip P.) Speech of Mr. P. P. Barbour, of Vir-
ginia ... in the House of Representatives ... February 10, 1820,
On the ... Bill authorising the people of Missouri to form a
Constitution ... . Washington [1820]. i2mo, pp. 28. H. 3346
Barbour. Speech of Mr. P. P. Barbour, of Vir. on the
Tariff Bill. Delivered in the House of Representatives U. S.
March 26, 1824. Washington^ 1834. i2mo, pp. 38. h. 3347
Barcena (Alonzo de). Arte y Vocabulario de la Lengua de
los Indios Abipones y Quiranguis. pp. 210. 334^
Printed, according to Lo9ano, Descripcion Chorographica del gran Chaco j and Barcia,
in his edition of Leon Pinelo. Title from Ludewig Lit. of Ab. Lang.
[Barcia (Andres Gonzalez)]. Ensayo cronologico, para la
historia general de la Florida. Contiene los descubrimientos,
y principals sucesos, acaecidos en este Gran Reino, a los
Espanoles, Franceses, Suecos, Dinamarqueses, Ingleses, y otras
Naciones, entre si, y con los Indios : cuias Costumbres, Genios,
Idolatria, Govierno, Batallas, y Astucias, se refieren : y los
Viages de algunos Capitanes, y Pilotos, por el Mar de el Norte,
a buscar Paso a Oriente, 6 vnion de aquella Tierra, con Asia.
Desde el Ano de 15 12. que descubrio la Florida, Juan Ponce de
Leon, hasta el de 1722. Escrito por Don Gabriel de Cardenas
z Cano Dedicado al Principe Nuestro Senor. Con Privilegio :
En Madrid. En la Oficina Real^ y a Costa de Nicolas Rodriguez.
Franco.^ Impresor de Libros. Ano de cid idccxxiij. .S*^ hallaran
en su Casa^ en la Calk de el Pop^ y en Palacio. Folio, pp. (40),
366, I folded 1., pp. (56). c, H. 3349
Though called a chronological history of Florida, it comprises nearly the whole con-
tinent of America north of Mexico. It is appended to Garcilaso de la Vega's "La
Florida." Severely criticised in Joseph de Salazar's " Crisis,'' etc. Gabriel Cardenas
z Cano is an anagram of the author's name.
Barcia. Historiadores primitivos de las Indias Occidentales,
que junto, traduxo en parte, y saco a luz, ilustrados con eruditas
Notas, y copiosos Indices, el illustrissimo Seiior D. Andres
Gonzales Barcia ... . Divididos en tres tomos. Madrid^
MDCCXLIX. 3 vols., folio. C, H., P. 335O
Mr. Rich devotes nearly two pages of his Bibliotheca CVol. i., 95-97) to an analysis
of this highly valuable collection of works relative to the early settlement of this
country. The following is a collation and list of the contents : Vol. i. 2 1. La His-
56
442 BARCLAY.
toria del Almirante Don Christoval Colon, que compuso en Castellano Don Fernando
Colon, su hijo, y traduxo en Toscano Alfonso de Ulloa, vuelta a traducir en Castellano,
por no parecer el original. 128 pp. — Quatro Cartas de Hernan Cortes, dirigidas al Em-
perador Carlos V. (pp. 1-156). — Dos Relaciones hechas al mismo Cortes, por Pedro
de Alvarado (pp. 157-166). — Otra Relacion hecha al mismo Hernan Cortes, por Diego
de Godoy (pp. 166-173). — Relacion sumaria de la Historia Natural de las Indias ...
por ... Gonzalez Fernandez de Oviedo. 57 pp., indice 9 1, — Examen Apologetico de
la Historica narracion de los Naufragios, Peregrinaciones, y Milagros de Alvar Nunez
Cabeza de Baca, contra la Censura del Padre Honorio Filopono, por Don Antonio
Ardoino, Marques de Lorito. [Madrid^ J"'^" 'i' Zufiiga, 1736). 50 pp. — Relacion
de los Naufragios del Gobernador Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Baca. 43 pp., 9 1. —
Comentarios del mismo de lo sucedido durante su gobierno del Rio de la Plata. 70
pp., 2 1. Vol. n. Historia General de las Indias, por Francisco Lopez de Gomara.
226 pp. 30 1, — Chronica d" la Nueva-Espaiia, 6 Conquista de Mexico, por el mismo.
214 pp., 23 1. Vol. III. Historia del Descubrimiento, y Conquista de la Provincia
del Peru ... por Agustin de Zarate, 4 1., 176 pp. 14 1, — Verdadera Relacion de la
Conquista del Peru, y Provincia del Cuzco, embiada al emperador Carlos V. por
Francisco de Xerez, (pp. 179-237, 7 1.) — Historia, y Descubrimiento del Rio de la
Plata, y Paraguay, por Hulderico Schmidel, traducida del Latin. 31 pp., 9 1. — Argen-
tina, y Conquista del Rio de la Plata, con otros acaecimientos de los Reynos del Peru,
Tucuman, y Estado del Brasil, por el Arcediano Don Martin del Barco Centenera,
Poema compuesto de veinte y ocho Cantos. 107 pp., 17 1. — Viage del Mundo, de
Simon Perez de Torres, (pp. 1-45). — Epitome de la Relacion del Viage de algunos
mercaderes de San Malo a Moka, en Arabia, en el Mar Bermejo, hecho por los afios
de 1708. 1709. y 1 7 10. formado, y puesto en Castellano por el Alferez Don Manue.
de Grova, natural de la Gran Canaria. (pp. 45-48). In 1853, Dr. Hawtrey's copy
sold for £7 los. J 1859, Lady Webster's, £16; Santander's, 116 fr. ; Raetzel's, 157
fr.j Meerman's, 62 florins.
Barcia-Pinelo. See Pinelo-Barcia.
Barclay (A.) Effects of the late Colonial Policy of Great
Britain described. By Alexander Barclay. London, 1830. 8vo.
Barclay. A Practical View of the Present State of Slavery
in the West Indies ; or, An Examination of Mr. Stephen's
" Slavery of the British West India Colonies :" ... particularly
... the Actual Condition of the Negroes in Jamaica: with Ob-
servations on the Decrease of the Slaves since the Abolition of
the Slave Trade, and on the Probable Effects of Legislative
Emancipation : also, Strictures on the Edinburgh Review, and
on the Pamphlets of Mr. Cooper and Mr. Bickell. By Alexander
Barclay, lately, and for Twenty-one Years Resident in Jamaica.
London, Smith, Elder & Co., 1826. 8vo, pp. (2), xxv., 462. H. +
Second Edition. London, 1827. 8vo, pp. (4), xxv., 462. c.
Barclay. Remarks on Emigration to Jamaica ; addressed
to the Coloured Class of the United States. By Alexander Bar-
clay, Esq., Commissioner of Emigration for Jamaica. London,
1840. 8vo, pp. 16. 3353
BARCLAY.
443
Barclay (Anthony). Proceedings of the Meeting held ...
May 26th, 1845. in Furtherance of the Establishment of A Free
Church for British Emigrants at the Port of New- York. [Signed
by Anth. Barclay and three others, n. p., n. d.] 8vo, pp. 6. h.
Barclay (Captain). See Barclay (R.)
Barclay (C.) Letters from the Dorking Emigrants who
went to Upper Canada, in 1832. Edited by Charles Barclay.
London, 1833. 8vo, pp. 44. 3355
Barclay (C. C.) Sermon on the Times ... A Sermon
preached in St. Thomas' Church, Bethel, on the National Fast
Day, January 4th, i860. By Rev. Cuthbert C. Barclay. New
Haven, Tuttle, Morehouse ^ Co., 1861. 8vo, pp. 19. H.
Barclay (D.) An Account of the Emancipation of the
Slaves of Unity Valley Pen, in Jamaica. By David Barclay.
London, William Phillips, 1 80 1. 8vo, pp. 20. P. -f- Second Edi-
tion, with an Appendix. London, 1801. 8vo, pp. 20. -\- Dorking,
printed; sold by J. and J. Arch, Cornhill, 1825. 8vo, pp. 20.
See M. R., 2d Series, xxxvii., 445.
Barclay (David). Speech of Hon. D. Barclay on the Presi-
dent's message ; House of Representatives of the United States,
January 7, 1857. ["• Po 1857.] 8vo. 3358
Barclay (H.) Memorial of Henry Barclay, Late Sexton of
St. Luke's Church, Philadelphia, July 13, 1858. [n. p., n. d.]
8vo, pp. 8. 3359
Barclay (J. J.) An Address, delivered at the Laying of
the Corner Stone of the House of Refuge for Colored Juvenile
Delinquents ... July i, 1848. By James J. Barclay, ... Phila-
delphia, 1848. 8vo, pp. 15 (i). H. 3360
Barclay. An Address delivered at the Organization of the
Normal School ... the 13th of January, 1848 ... . By James
J. Barclay ... . Philadelphia, 1848. 8vo, pp. 23 (i). c. 4 H.
Mr. Barclay is the author of other addresses.
Barclay (P.) The Universal Traveller or, a Complete Ac-
count of the most Remarkable Voyages and Travels of the Emi-
nent Men of our own and other Nations to the present Time.
Containing A Relation of the Successes or Misfortunes that
attended them in their various Attempts and many entertaining
444 BARCLAY.
Descriptions of the Curiosities in Art and Nature, The Manners,
Customs &c. observable in the Countries they visited. Col-
lected from the best Authorities, Printed or Manuscript. By
Patrick Barclay, d.d. Dublin: R. Reilfy^ mdccxxxv. Folio,
vii., 858 ; Index, 10 1. P. 3362
Contains copious accounts of the Spanish colonies in North America, planting of
Virginia, New England, &c., the travels of Columbus, Cortez, Pizarro, &c.
Barclay (Robert). The Anarchy of the Ranters, and Other
Libertines; the Hierarchy of the Romanists, and other Pretended
Churches, equally refused and refuted, in a two-fold Apology for
the Church and People of God, called in Derision, Quakers.
Wherein They are vindicated from those that accuse them of
Disorder and Confusion on the one hand, and from such as
calumniate them with Tyranny and Imposition on the other ;
shewing, that as the true and pure Principles of the Gospel are
restored by their Testimony ; so is also the antient Apostolick
Order of the Church of Christ re-established among them, and
settled upon its right Basis and Foundation. By Robert Bar-
clay. Philadelphia^ Reprinted^ and Sold by B. Franklin^ and D.
Hall^ IJS7- ^vo, pp. viii., 1 12. -{-Philadelphia^ Joseph Cruk-
shank^ 1770- 8vo, pp. viii., \\\.-\- Wilmington \pel.\ 1783.
8vo, pp. III. 3363
Barclay. An Apology for the True Christian Divinity, As
the same is Held Forth, and Preached, by the People, called in
Scorn Quakers : Being A full Explanation and Vindication of
their Principles and Doctrines -, by many Arguments, deduced
from Scripture and Right Reason, and the Testimonies of
Famous Authors, both Ancient and Modern : With a full An-
swer to the strongest Objections usually made against them. ...
By Robert Barclay ... . The Sixth Edition in English. ...
Newport^ Printed by James Franklin^ 1 729. 8vo, 6 p. 1., pp.
524 [574], 2>^.-{- Philadelphia^ '^11 St 1 7^0, 1789, 1805, and
l^S^. -{-New York ^1%2'j. Svo. -\- Providence^ 1S4.O. 8vo. 3364
First published in Latin in 1676. The first edition in English, London^ 16785
second, 1678; fourth, 1701 j fifth, 1703; sixth, 17365 seventh, 1765; eighth, 1780.
Many other editions 5 also translations into Dutch, German, French, Spanish, Danish,
and, in fact, into Arabic. See J. Smith's " Catal. of Friends' Books," pp. 179-184,
where the foreign titles are incorrect.
Barclay. Apologie Oder Vertheidigungs-Schrift der wahren
Christlichen Gottesgelahrtheit Wie solche unter dem Volk, so
man aus Spott Ouaker, das ist, Zitterer nennet, vorgetragen und
BARCO CENTENERA. 445
gelehret wird. ... ins Deutsche ubersetzt. Germantown^ Gedrucht
bey Christoph Saur^ 1776. 8vo, pp. 797 (25). C. 3365
Books printed by Sower are not common. At the battle of Germantown this
printer's property was destroyed. The British used the poor fellow's books for making
cartridges !
B[arclay] (R.) a Catechism and Confession of Faith,
Approved of and Agreed into by the General Assembly of the
Patriarchs, Prophets, and Apostles, Christ himself chief Speaker
In and Among them, ... By R. B. a Servant of the Church of
Christ. London^ Printed^ and Re-printed and Sold by Samuel
Keimer^ 1726. i2mo, pp. vi., I 1., gg. -j- New Tork^ 1752.
i2mo. + The Eighth Edition. By R. B. ... London^ Printed;
Philadelphia^ Reprinted and Sold by "James Chattin^ 1753- i2mo,
pp. viii., 200. ^.-{-Philadelphia^ ^11 Z- i2mo, pp. x., 150, 64.
-{-Philadelphia^ 1788. 1 2mo. + Eleventh Edition. Philadelphia.
1793. i2mo. +[Id.], 1843 •i2mo + To w^hich is added. The
Ancient Testimony of the said People, revived. Wilmington.,
Dei., James Wilson., 1 82 1. l2mo. 33^6
Barclay. Truth triumphant through the Spiritual Warfare,
Christian Labours, and Writings of that able and faithful ser-
vant of Jesus Christ, Robert Barclay, Governor of East Jersey.
London., T, Northcott., 1692. Folio, pp. Iv., 908; 8 l.-(-To
which is prefixed an account of his Life and Writings. Phila-
delphia., 1 83 1. 3 vols., 8vo. 3367
Although appointed Governor of East Jersey, he never resided there. His intel-
lectual superiority placed him at the head of his sect. Smith records an edition, By
B. C. Stanton, of Springborough, Ohio. 3 vols., 8vo, and queries whether it is the
same as the edition of 1831.
Barclay (Robert). Agricultural Tour in the United States
and Upper Canada, with Miscellaneous Notices. By Captain
Barclay, of Ury. Edinburgh., Blackwood., 1842. Post 8vo, pp.
xxiii., 181. c. 3368
The author was the celebrated walking captain, a descendant of the Apologist.
Barclay (Robert), pseudon. Address to the Society of
Friends in the United States, [n. p., n. d.] 8vo. pp. 8. n.
Relates to the Harrison and Tyler campaign.
Barclay (Sidney), pseudon. See [Post (Lydia Minturn)].
Barco Centenera. Argentina y Conquista del Rio de la
Plata, con otros acaecimientos de los Reynos del Peru, Tucu-
44^ BARHAM.
man, y estado del Brasil ... Por El Arcediano Don Martin del
Barco Centenera. Lisboa^ Pedro Crasbeeck^ l6o2. 4to, 4 p. 1.,
Text, 230 1. J. c. B. 3370
The author passed twenty-eight years in America, where he took part in the con-
•quest of La Plata. He gives accounts of the expeditions of Pedro Mendoza, Alvar
Nuftez Cabe9a de Vaca, and Thomas Candish. Reprinted in Barcia Historiadores
Primitivos, v. 3.
Barco Centenera. La Argentina 6 la conquista del Rio
Plata, de la Poema histdrico. Por el Arcediano D. Martin del
Barco Centenera. Buenos-Aires^ 1836. 4to, pp. 312. 3371
Bard (S. A.), pseudon.- See [Squier (E. G.)]
Bard (W.) Address, delivered before the Alumni of Colum-
bia College, on the Third Day of May, 1826 ... . By William
Bard, a.b. New-Tor k^ G. & C. Carvill^ 1826. 8vo, pp. 36. H.
Contains information on education in the State of New York.
Bardwell (H.) Memoir of Rev. Gordon Hall. By Horatio
Bardwell. Andover^ 1834. i2mo. 3373
Barere de Vieuzac (Bertrand). Convention nationale.
Rapport fait au nom du Comite de salut public Par Barere, Sur
les Colonies Fran^aises Isles-du-Vent. Dans la Seance du 19
thermidor, Tan 2 ... . {Paris^ I794-] 8vo, pp. 3. H. 3374
Barham (H.) An Essay upon the Silk Worm. By Henry
Barham. London^ 1799- 8vo. 3375
Contains an account of its cultivation in Virginia on pp. 52-100.
Barham. Hortus Americanus : containing an account of
the Trees, Shrubs, and other Vegetable Productions, of South-
America and the West-India Islands, and particularly of the
Island of Jamaica ; Interspersed with many curious and useful
Observations, respecting their Uses in Medicine, Diet, and
Mechanics. By the late Dr. Henry Barham. To which are
added, a Linnaean Index, &c. &c. &c. Kingston^ Jamaica: Alex-
ander Aikman^ MDCCXCiv. 8vo, 4 p. 1., pp. 212 ; Index, 18 I.
Barham (J. T) Considerations On the Abolition of Slavery.
By J. T Barham. 1823. ^^o- 3377
Barham (W.) Descriptions of Niagara, selected from various
Travellers; with original additions. By William Barham ...
Gravesend^ Houlston [1847]. ^vo, pp. 180 ; 2 Plates. c. 3378
BARING. 447
Barhydt (D. p.) Industrial Exchanges and Social Reme-
dies, with a Consideration of Taxation. By Dav. Parish Bar-
hydt ... . New Tork^ George P. Putnam^ 1849. i2mo, 2 p. 1.,
pp. 238. c, H. 3379
Baril. L'empire du Bresil. Monographic complete de
I'Empire sud-americain, orne du portrait de dom Pedro II. Par
V. L. Baril, comte de la Hure. Paris^ Sartorius^ 1862. 8vo, pp.
XV., 576. 3380
Baril. Le Mexique. Resume geographique, statistique,
industriel, historique et social ... . Par V. L. Baril, comte de la
Hure. Douai^ V' C'eret-Carpentier^ 1862. 8vo, pp. xviii., 271.
Baril. Les peuples du Bresil avant la decouverte de I'Amer-
ique. Par V. L. Baril, comte de la Hure. Douai^ V' Ceret-
Carpentier^ 186 1. 4to, pp. 14. 3382
Baril. Voyage sur le Rio Parahyba. Par V. L. Baril,
comte de la Hure. Doua'i^ V' Ceret-Carpentier^ 1861. 4to, pp.
17 3382^
[Barinetti (Charles)]. A Voyage to Mexico and Havana,
vi^ith some observations on the United States. By an Italian.
New Tork^ C. Vinten^ 1841. 8vo, pp. x., 139 C, 3383
Baring (A.) An Inquiry into the Causes and Consequences
of the Orders in Council, and an Examination of the Conduct
of Great Britain towards the Neutral Commerce of America.
By Alexander Baring, Esq^, m.p. London^ J. M. Richardson^ 1808.
8vo, pp. 183. + Second Edition. London y Richardson^ 1^0?). 8vo,
2. p. 1., pp. 179. + Third Edition. 1808. 8vo, pp. iv., 179.
-\- New-York^ Hopkins C5 Bayard^ 1808. 8vo, pp. io4 + A^^Zf-
York^ Re -printed from the London Edition^ "Jo^^ Bleecker^ 1808.
8vo, pp. 104. c. & H. + Second American Edition. New-York^
1808. 8vo, pp. 104. c, H. 3384
Baring. A letter to the Hon. Baron Ashburton, on the
Importance of the corn and flour trade with England, via the
River St. Lawrence and on the advantages of introducing Maize
into Great Britain. New York^ 1 842. 8vo. p. 3385
Baring. Mr. Alexander Baring's Speech in the House of
Commons, on the 15th Day of May, 1823, on Mr. Buxton's
Motion for a Resolution Declaratory of Slavery in the British
Colonies being Contrary to the English Constitution and to
Christianity. London^ Mar chanty Printer^ 1823. 8vo, pp. 17. H.
44^ BARKER.
Baring. Speech of Lord Ashburton on the Second Reading
of the Canada Government Bill. London^ iS^S. 8vo. 3387
Several Parliamentary papers on the Ashburton Treaty are included in the Lord's
papers in the Canadian Parliamentary Library. See a/so the numerous Parliamentary
papers referred to in the Boston Public Library's Index, Upper Hall, p. 832, "North-
eastern Boundary." See also N. Am. R., Vol, lvi., p. 452. Q. R., Vol. lxxi., p.
560. Fraser's Mag., Vol. xxvi., p. 579; Vol. xxvii., p. 272. See also Webster
(Daniel).
Baring, Brothers, & Co. [Statement of their transactions
with S. Jaudon, agent of the Bank of the United States. Lon-
don F 1840.] 8vo, pp. 70. H. 3388
Barker (C.) The Golden Belt, or, The Carib's Pledge.
By Colin Barker. New Tork^ Beadle^ 186- [.'']. i2mo. 3388^7
The scene is laid in the tropics, just after the discovery of this country by Columbus.
Barker (D.) An Address ... at Rochester, July 4, 1828,
by David Barker, Jr. ... Dover ^ D. W. Ela and Co.^ Printers^
1828. 8vo, pp. 25 or 26 .? H. 3389
Barker. Jacob Barker to the Electors of the First Sena-
torial District of the State of New- York. [n. p., 1828.] 8vo.
[Barker.] The Ballot Box the Palladium of our Liberties.
By Jacob Barker. New Orleans^ For the Compiler^ J^h-i ^^^3*
8vo, pp. 65. 3391
Barker. Incidents in the Life of Jacob Barker of New
Orleans, Louisiana ; with Historical Facts, his Financial Trans-
actions with the Government, and his Course on Important
Political Questions, from 1800 to 1855. Washington^ 1855.
8vo, pp. v., 285 ; 2 plates. c. 3392
Mr. Barker's public life has been checkered by numerous trials. The following
pamphlets are partly historical : Mr. J. Barker's Speech in the Case of Barker vs.
Barker, ... against a claim preferred by H. Barker for damages. S^^Neiv Tork^ 1843.]
8vo. Brief and Speech in the U. S. Court of Claims. Pf^asAington, iS^j. 8vo. c.
Further Remarks, &c., on The late Trials for Conspiracy. Jacob Barker to the Pub-
lic. [Dated August, 1819.] 8vo, pp. 50. b. The Speeches of Mr. Jacob Barker
and his Counsel, on the Trials for Conspiracy, etc. Neiv Tork, 1827. Letters
developing the Conspiracy formed in 1826, for his ruin. 8vo. New Orleans, January
14, 1830. To the ... Members of the U. S. Senate from La. Signed Jacob Barker.
[Against Hugh Maxwell.] 8vo, pp. 18. Trial of Jacob Barker, Thomas Vermilyea,
and Matthew L. Davis, for Alleged Conspiracy, New York, Aug., 1827, before Judge
Ogden Edwards. Reported by Hugh Maxwell. Neiv Tork^ 1827. 8vo, pp. 332.
c. Report of the Trial of Henry Eckford, Jacob Barker and others, Sept. 25, 1826;
Jacob Barker's Speech in the Court of Gen. Sessions, June 6, 1822 j Third Trial of
Jacob Barker for conspiracy. Neiv-Tork^ 1827. See also Ward (R. R.)
BARKER. 449
Barker (James N.) The Indian Princess an Operatic Melo-
Drama. Founded on an Incident in Smith's Virginia. By J.
N. Barker. Philadelphia^ 1808. l8mo, pp. iv., 74. 3393
Barker. An Oration, Delivered at Philadelphia Vauxhall
Gardens, on the Forty-First Anniversary of American Indepen-
dence. By James N. Barker. Philadelphia^ J. Binns^ 18 17.
8vo, pp. II. 3394
Barker. Sketches of the Primitive Settlements on the River
Delaware. A Discourse delivered before the Society for the
Commemoration of the Landing of William Penn, On the 24'''
of October, 1827. By James N. Barker. Published by Re-
quest of the Society. Philadelphia^ Carey^ Lea and Carey ^ 1827.
8vo, pp. 62. 3395
Barker (J.) Address delivered at Halifax, July 4, 1803.
By Rev. Joseph Barker, a.m. Boston [1803]. 8vo, pp. 16.
Barker. A Discourse delivered in Middleboro', Mass.,
Aug. 20, 1 81 2, being the day of the National Fast. By Rev.
Joseph Barker, a.m. Boston^ 181 2. 8vo. 3397
Barker. A Sermon delivered at the Ordination of the Rev.
Otis Thompson ... [over] the Second ... Church in Rehoboth,
September 24th, 1800. By Joseph Barker ... . Providence^ B,
Wheeler^ 1801. 8vo. 3398
Barker. The Stability of Christ's Church. A Century
Sermon Preached at Middleboro', Mass. Jan. 6, 1795. By
Joseph Barker. Boston^ ^79^- 8vo, pp. 31. 3399
Barker (J.), Esq. John Brown, or the True and False
Philanthropist, Lecture by Joseph Barker, Esq., at Concert
Hall. Philadelphia^ G. W, Taylor^ 1859. 8vo, pp. 28. 34OO
Barker. Slavery and Civil War, or the Harper's Ferry
Insurrection, with a Review of Discourses on the subject, by
Rev. W. H. Furness, Hon. J. R. Giddings, and Wendell Phil-
lips, Esq. A Lecture, By Joseph Barker. [No imprint.] 8vo,
pp. 24. 3401
Barker (R.) Narrative of the Sufferings of Robert Barker,
Carpenter on board the Thetis Snow, of Bristol, in her Voyage
to the Coast of Guinea and Antigua. 1755. 8vo. 3402
Reprinted with the following title :
57
450 BARL^US.
Barker. The Unfortunate Shipwright, or Cruel Captain,
being a Faithful Narrative of the unparalleled Sufferings of
Robert Barker on board the Thetis Snow of Bristol, in a Voyage
to Guinea and Antigua. [1762.] 8vo. 34^3
Barker. The Second Part of the Unfortunate Shipwright,
or the Unparalleled Sufferings of Robert Barker, late Carpenter
on board the Thetis-Snow of Bristol, on a voyage to the Coast
of Guinea and Antigua. London^ I'j'j '7^. 8VO.4-1776. 8vo.
Barker (T. H.) Union and Emancipation : a Reply to
the ' Christian News' Article on ' Emancipation and War.' By
Thos. H. Barker ... . Manchester^ Union and Emancipation
Society^ 1 863. i2mo, pp. 23. H. 3405
Barker (W. T.) Speech of Hon. W. T. Barker, upon the
Right of Legislative Supervision over Railroad Corporations, de-
livered in the House of Representatives, February 24, 1866. ...
Des Moines^ 1866. 8vo, pp. 15 (l). H. 3406
Barkshire (Earl of). See Guiana.
Barl^us, or Baarle, or Baerle (Caspar). Casparis Barlaei ...
Poemata. Editio iv, Altera plus parte auctior. Pars i. Heroi-
corvm. II Pars 11, Elegiarvm et miscellaneorvm Carminvm. Jm-
stelodami^ Jpud loannem Blaev^ M D c XLV-XLVi. 2 vols., sm.
i2mo, pp. (22), 731 (l); (8), 576. H. 3407
" Argo Batava. Sive Epinicium in captam dassem Mexicanam," i., 2uo-2ioj
**Triumphus super capta Olinda, Pernambuci urbe, Brasiliae Metropoli," i., 244-250 j
" Mavritivs Redvx ... ex Orbe Americano," i., 333-340. Other editions, ylmst.y
EIzc'v., 1628 and 1630, 8vo, which contain only the first part. Pars n. was first
published in an " Editio nova ... altera parte auctior. ... Lugdv. Batav.^ Ex officina
Elzeviriana, cla Idc xxxi." Sm. i2mo, 8 p. 1., pp. 511 (1). b. There is an Ed.
v., Amst., Blacv, m DC Lv., 2 vols., i2mo, h., and an ed., Franco/.^ Folginer.y 1689,
2 vols.? i2mo. The " Triumphus super capta Olinda" appeared separately, Lugd.
Bat., 1630, folio.
BARLiEUs. Casparis Barlaei, | Rervm per Octennivm| in | Bra-
silia |Et alibi nuper gestarum, | Sub Praefectura Illustrissimi Com-
itisjl. Mavritii, I Nassoviae, &c. Comitis, | Nunc Vesaliae Guber-
natoris & Equitatus Foederatorum | Belgii Ordd. sub Avriaco
Ductoris, I Historia. | Jmste/odami^ \ Ex Typographeio loannis Blaev^
M D c XLVii. Folio, 6 p. 1. (including an Engraved Title), pp.
340, Index, 4. 1. 30 Plates, 24 Maps, and Portrait of Maurice
of Nassau. h. 3408
Clement {Bibl. cur.^ ii., 430) calls this work '■'■fort rare^' most of the copies hav-
ing been consumed by a fire, which destroyed the warehouses of Bleau, the publisher.
It is a magnificent work, illustrated with [55] maps, views, and portrait of Prince
Maurice. Heber's copy sold for £1 is. ; Tross", 30 ir. A Chilian vocabulary will be
found on pages 283-289. Copies are sometimes found on large paper.
BARLOW. 451
Barl^eus. Casparis Barlaei, | Rervm per Octennivm | in |
Brasilia I Et alibi gestarum, | Sub Praefectura Illustrissimi Comitis|
I. Mauritii | Nassaviae &c. Comitis, | Historia. | Editio secunda. | Cui
accesserunt|Gulielmi Pisonis Medici | Amstelaedamensis | Tract-
atvs| I. De Aeribus, aquis & locis in Brasilia. | 2. De Arundine
saccharifera. I3. De Melle silvestri, I4. De Radice altili Mandi-
hoca. I Cum Grat. & Pvivil. [j/V] Sac. Caesar. Majest. | Clivis^ ex
Offcina Tobiis SiII?eriing^\ M. DC. LX.\ 8vo, 8 p. 1., including
the Titles, one of which is engraved, Portrait and Arms of
Prince Maurice, pp. 664, Index, ill. 7 Plates and 2 Maps.
H. & J. c. B. 3409
Priced, by Muller, $7,50. Contains a Chilian and Latin vocabulary, en pp. 474-491.
This second edition in Latin contains the natural history of the country, by G. Piso.
The plates and maps are the same as those in the German version, described /n/ra,
with one added, of the eclipse of Nov. 12, 1640, The place of publication is mis-
printed CLIylS, Reissued, with the following title :
Barl^us. Descriptio totivs Brasiliae, in qua agitur de natura
et indole Regionis et incolarum, de regimine politico, regum
successione, de rebus privatis, de arundine saccharifera, de melle
silvestri, de aquis et locis, de moribus, legibus, et ritibus istarum
gentium. Clivisy Tobia Silberlingii^ 1689. 8vo, 5 p. 1., pp. 664,
III. 2 Maps, 6 Plates and Portrait. 34 10
Barl^us. Brasilianische| Geschichte, I Bey Achtjahriger in
selbigen Landen | gefiihreter Regierung | Seiner Furstlichen Gnaden
|Herrn|Johann Moritz, | Fiirstens zu Nassau etc. | Erstlich in
Latein durch Casparem | Barlasum beschrieben, | Vnd jetzo in
Teutsche Sprach vbergesetzt. | [Vignette.] | Cum Grat. & Privil.
Sac. Caesar. Majest. | C/^-y^, Gedruckt bey Tobias Silberling^\Im
Jahr 1659. 1 8vo, Engraved and Printed Title, Portrait, Arms,
&c., 4 1., Dedication, 10 1., pp. 848, Register, 10 1. 8 Maps
and Plates. H. 34 11
Barljeus. Brasilianische Geschichte. Erstlich in Latein
beschreiben ; und kurtze und wahre Beschreibung der funfF-
jahrigen harten Befangnus, durch Nicolaus Schmidt. Leipzig.^
1684. 8vo. p. 3412
See Boucher, v., 276.
Barlow (E.) An Exact Survey of the Tide. Explicating
its Production and Propagation, Variety and Anomaly, in all
Parts of the World ; Especially near the Coasts of Great
Britain and Ireland. With a Preliminary Treatise concerning
the Origin of Springs, Generation of Rain, and Production
452 BARLOW.
of Wind. The Second Edition, with Curious Maps. By E.
Barlow, Gent. London^ John Hooke^ 1 722. 8vo, 8 p. 1., pp.
122, 2d Title, pp. 212. 12 Maps. 3413
Barlow (Joel). Advice to the Privileged Orders in the
several States of Europe, resulting from the necessity and pro-
priety of a General Revolution in the Principle of Government.
Part \. By Joel Barlow. Paris^ Barrois^ ^79'^' Svo.-\- London^
y. Johnson^ 1792. 8vo, 2 p. 1., pp. l ^6. + Reprinted at New
Tork^ 1792. 8vo, pp. i78.-f-Third Edition. London^ y. Eaton^
1793. 8vo. + Part il Paris^ Barrois^ 1793- 8vo, pp. 101.+
London^ ^793- 8vo. Re-printed^ New Tork^ 1794- 8vo.H-
Second Edition. London^ Eaton^ 1795* 8vo, pp. 64. H. 3414
See M. R., vii., 313 j xviii., 300; Anal. Mag., iv., 130, 263.
Barlow. Avis aux Ordres privilegies dans les divers etats de
I'Europe. Paris^ ^794- 2 Parts, 8vo. 3415
Barlow. The Columbiad a Poem. By Joel Barlow.
[Motto.] Printed by Fry and Kammerer for C. and A. Conrad
and Co.^ Philadelphia^ 1807. 4to, pp. xvi., 454. Portrait by
Fulton, and 11 Plates by Smirke. h., v. -{-Philadelphia^ Condict^
Conrad and Co.^ 1809. 2 vols., 1 2mo.-\- London^ Richard Phillips^
1809. Rl. 8vo, pp. 426. 3416
The quarto edition was printed at the expense of Robert Fulton, to whom it was
dedicated. It is "a new edition with great alterations of the Visions of Columbus,
beautifully printed, and illustrated with fine engravings." — Rich. Some copies were
issued with proof impressions of -the plates. The last edition, which was also issued on
large paper, has the following title :
Barlow. The Columbiad. a Poem. With the Last cor-
rections of the Author. By Joel Barlow. [Motto.] Paris, F.
Schoell, 1813. Rl. 8vo, pp. xl., 448. 4 Plates. H. 3417
B.A.RL0W. The Conspiracy of Kings ; a Poem ; Addressed
to the Inhabitants of Europe, from another quarter of the World.
By Joel Barlow. London, ^792. %yo.-{- Paris, Barrois, Senior^
and R. Thompson, 1793. 8vo, pp. 32. H.-{- Newburyport, Rob-
inson ^ Tucker, 1794. 8vo, pp. 30. 34l8
[Barlow.] An Elegy on the late Honorable Titus Hosmer,
Esq; one of the Counsellors of the State of Connecticut ,.. .
Hartford, Hudson^ Goodwin [1780]. i6mo, pp. 15. B. 3419
[Barlow.] "The Hasty Pudding;" A Poem, in three
cantos, Written at Chambery, in Savoy, Jan. 1793. New Tork,
i
BARLOW.
453
1796. 8vo, pp. l^.-\-Saiem^ J. Gushing^ ^199- i2mo, pp. 21. -f
Canandaigua^ N. T. i2mo.-\- Caldwell^ 1 82 1. l2mo, pp. 18.
B.-I-With a Memoir [on] Maize, or Indian Corn; compiled by
D. J. Browne. New Tork^ 1847. i2mo. + A^fz^ York [n. d.]
i2mo. 3420
Barlow. Letter to Henry Gregoire, ... in Reply to his
Letter on the Columbiad. By Joel Barlow ... . Washington
City^ Printed by Roger Chew Weightman, 1 809. 8vo, pp. 15. H.
Barlow. Joel Barlow to his Fellow Citizens of the United
States of America. Letter i. On the system of policy hitherto
pursued by their Government. [Dated Paris 4 March^ I799-]
8vo, pp. 55. H. + Letter 11. On certain political Measures pro-
posed to their consideration. [With an appendix. Dated Paris
20 december 1 J g().~\ 8vo, pp. 102. H.-j- Philadelphia iSoi. 8vo.
Republished in England, with the following title :
Barlow. Letters from Paris, to the Citizens of the United
States of America, on the System of Policy hitherto pursued by
their Government relative to their Commercial Intercourse with
England and France, &c. By Joel Barlow. London^ James
Ridgway, 1800. 8vo, pp. 1 16. H. 3423
The Massachusetts Historical Society Catalogue describes an edition, 1799. 8vo,
pp. 32, 36. Also: A Letter to the National Convention of France, on the Defects in
the Constitution of 1791. To which is added the Conspiracy of Kings: a Poem.
New York [n. d.] 8vo. A letter addressed to the people of Piedmont. Translated
from the French by the author. London^ I795> 8vo, pp. ^%.-\-Nezu York, 1795.
l2mo. Notice sur la vie et les Ecritsde Joel Barlow. [By Dumont Lee.] 1813. 8vo.
Barlow. An Oration, delivered at the North Church in
Hartford, at the meeting of the Connecticut Society of the Cin-
cinnati, July 4th, 1787. In Commemoration of the Indepen-
dence of the United States. By Joel Barlow, Esquire. Hart-
ford^ Printed by Hudson iff Goodwin [1787]. 4to, pp. 20. b.
Barlow. Oration delivered at Washington, July Fourth,
1809 ; at the Request of the Democratic Citizens of the Dis-
trict of Columbia. By Joel Barlow. Washington City^ R. C.
Weightman-^ 1809. 8vo, pp. 14. H. 3425
Barlow. The Political Writings of Joel Barlow. Contain-
ing Advice to the Privileged Orders. Letter to the National
Convention. Letter to the People of Piedmont. The Con-
spiracy of Kings. A New Edition Corrected. Printed at Xew-
454 BARLOW.
Ylrk^ by Mott & Lyon^for Fellows ^ Adam^ Thomas GreenleaJ\
and Naphtali Judah^ ^19^- i2mo, pp. 258. H. 3426
Some copies have the following imprint : Neiv Tork, Printed by Mott & Lyon, at
their Printing Office No. 71, Barclay St. and Sold by them at their Store No. 70,
Vesey Street, 1796.
[Barlow.] Poem spoken at the Public Commencement at
Yale College, New Haven, Sep. ii (or 12), 1781. Hartford
[n. d.] Svo, pp. 16. 3427
Barlow. The Prospect of Peace \ a Poetical Composition
delivered in Yale College, July 23, 1778. By Joel Barlow.
New Haven^ 1788. i2mo, pp. 12. 3428
[Barlow.] Prospectus of a National Institution, to be estab-
lished in the United States. Washington^ printed by Samuel H.
Smithy 1806. 8vo, pp. 44. H. 3429
Barlow. A Second Letter to his Fellow-Citizens of the
United States, on certain Political Measures proposed to their
consideration. New Tork^ 1801. 8vo. 343^
Dated Paris, lo Dec, 1799.
[Barlow.] The Second Warning ; or Strictures On the
Speech of John Adams, President of the United States, at the
Opening of Congress in November last. Paris.^ ^19^- 8vo,
pp. 28. M. 3431
Barlow. A Translation of Sundry Psalms which were
omitted in Dr. Watts's version ; to which is added a number of
hymns. By Joel Barlow. Hartford^ Barlow ^ Babcock^ 1785-
i2mo, pp. 14. 3432
Barlow. Two Letters to the Citizens of the United States,
and one to General Washington — written from Paris, in the
year 1799, on our Political and Commercial Relations. By Joel
Barlow. New Haven^ 1806. i2mo, pp. 119. c. 3433
Barlow. The Vision of Columbus ; A Poem in Nine Books.
By Joel Barlow, Esquire. Hartford^ Printed by Hudson and
Goodwin for the Author^ m.dcc.lxxxvii. 8vo, pp. 248, Sub-
scribers, 6 1. H. 3434
The subscribers' names include His Most Christian Majesty [Louis XVI.], 25
copies; His Excellency George Washington, Esq., 20 copies; Maj.-Gen. le Marquis
de la Fayette, 10 copies, etc. Afterwards amplified into the Columbiad.
BARNARD. 455
Barlow. The Vision of Columbus [etc.] Second Edition.
Hudson and Goodwin^ M.DCC.LXxxvii. i2mo, pp. 258, Sub-
scribers, pp. S'-\- London^ C. Dilly^ ijSj. i2mo. 3435
In this edition the dedication to the French king is omitted. See M. R., lxxviii.,
248.
Barlow. The Vision of Columbus. A Poem, in Nine
Books. By Joel Barlow. The Fifth Edition, corrected.
[Motto.] To which is added. The Conspiracy of Kings : a
Poem, by the same author. Paris, Barrois, Senior, and R. Thom-
son, 1793. 8vo, 2 p. L, pp. 304. Portrait. h. 3436
The author calls this the fifth edition, I have not seen what would constitute a
fourth, if the English reprint is to be accounted a third. This Paris edition was re-
printed, [n. d.] 8vo.
Barlow. The Vision of Columbus: a Poem, in Nine books.
With explanatory notes. By Joel Barlow. From a revised
edition of the Author. Baltimore, W. D. Bell and J. D. Fry,
1814. i6mo. 3437
Barlow (N.) A Vision Seen by Nathan Barlow, of Free-
town, (Called so by the Inhabitants) Adjacent to the North End
of Harlem, in the County of Kennebeck, District of Maine,
January 8,1801. ... Greenfield, Mass., 1802, i2mo, pp. 1 1, w.
Barlow (P. W.) Niagara Suspension Railway Bridge, By
Peter W. Barlow. London, J. Weak, i860. 8vo. 3439
Barlow (S. L. M.) Bibliotheca Barlowiana. New York,
MDCCCLXiv. 8vo, pp. 35. 3440
Four copies privately printed. Mr. Barlow's collection of books relating to America
is probably, with one exception, the finest in New York.
Barlow (William). An Address on the Duties of Govern-
ment in reference chiefly to pubhc instruction, with the outlines
of a plan for the application of the Smithsonian Fund to that
object. By Rev. William Barlow. New York, 1847. ^^°-
Barlow. ... A Funeral Discourse Commemorative ... of
the Late Hon. Stephen Van Rensselaer. Delivered at Ogdens-
burgh, February 17, 1839, by the Rev. William Barlow ... .
Albany, Printed by Packard, Van Benthuysen and Co., 1839. 8vo,
pp. 47. H. 3442
[Barnard (C. F.)] The Life of Collin Reynolds, the
Orphan Boy and Young Merchant. ... Boston, Samuel G. Simp-
kins, 1835. 24mo, pp. '32. H. 3443
456 BARNARD.
Barnard. Report to the Delegates of the Benevolent So-
cieties of Boston, Nov. 8, 1836. By Rev. Charles F. Barnard.
Boston^ 1836. 8vo. H. 3444
Barnard (C. H.) Narrative of the Sufferings and Adven-
tures of Captain C. H. Barnard in a Voyage Round the World,
during the years 1812, 1813, 1814, 1815, and 1816 : embracing
an account of the seizure of his vessel at the Falkland Islands.
New-York^ 1829. 8vo. 6 Plates. c. 3445
Barnard (Daniel D.) The Anti-Rent movement and Out-
break in New York. By Daniel D. Barnard. Albany^ 1846.
8vo, pp. 27. 3446
Barnard. A Discourse on the Character of Daniel Web-
ster, delivered at a Meeting of Americans in Paris, On the i6th
Nov., 1852. By Daniel D. Bernard. 8vo. + Daniel Web-
ster — Speech of Mr. Barnard ... at a Meeting of Americans
in Paris ... . Berlin^ Printed by C. ^ F. linger^ 1852. 8vo,
pp. 21. B. 3447
Barnard. A Discourse on the Life, Character, and Public
services of Ambrose Spencer, late Chief Justice, before the Bar
of the City of Albany. Jlbany^ iS^g. 8vo. s. 3448
Barnard. A Discourse on the Life, Services, and Character
of Stephen Van Rensselaer, delivered before the Albany Insti-
tute, April 15, 1839. With an Historical Sketch of the Colony
and Manor of Rensselaerwyck in an Appendix. By Daniel D.
Barnard. Jlbany^ Hoffman ^ White^ 1839. 8vo, pp. 144. H., S.
Barnard. Lecture on the Character and Services of James
Madison ... . By Daniel D. Barnard. Albany^ ^^S?* ^^o, pp.
47. B., c, H. 3450
Barnard. An Oration delivered before the ... Corporation
and the Military and Civic Societies of ... Albany, on the
Fourth of July, 1835. By Daniel D. Barnard. ... Albany^ 1835.
8vo, pp. 51. B. 3451
Barnard. Speeches and Reports in the Assembly of New-
York, at the Annual Session of 1838. By Daniel D. Barnard.
Albany^ Oliver Steele^ 1838. l2mo, pp. xi., 228. H. 3452
Barnard. Speech of Mr. Barnard, of New York, on the
Annexation of Texas. Delivered ... Jan. 24,1845. Washing-
ton^ 1845. 8vo, pp. 16. H. 3453
BARNARD. 457
Barnard. Speech ... on the Report and Resolutions of the
Committee on Elections, relative to the elections by General
Ticket in the four recusant States of New Hampshire, Georgia,
Mississippi, and Missouri. ... Feb. 13, 1844. \_lVashington^ n.
d.] 8vo, pp. 16. H. 3454
Also the following: An address delivered September 6, 1831 ... Williams' College:
... fVil/iamstoivn, 1831. 8vo, pp. 36. Address before the ... Societies of Rutgers
College ... July i8th, 1837 Albany, 1837. 8vo, pp. 46. h. Anniversary
Address ... before the American Institute ... 20th October, 1843. ... New-Tork, 1843.
8vo, pp. 28. H. A discourse ... at Burlington befor: the Literary Societies of the
University of Vermont, August ist, 1838. Albany, 1838. 8vo, pp. 56. h. Dis-
course before the Senate of Union College, On the 24th day of July, 1843. ••• Albany,
1843. 8vo, pp. 55. H. A Letter from the Hon. D. D. Barnard ... to the Hon.
Erastus Brooks ... on the Proceedings against Trinity Church, now pending in the
Senate of the State. Albany, 1857. 8vo, pp. 43. h. Man and the State. Social
and Political. An Address. Neiv Hauen, 1846. 8vo. B. A Plea for Social and
Popular Repose ... . Ncw-Tork, 1845. 8vo, pp. 22. Remarks ... on the Bill
in relation to Duties and Drawbacks. ... July 28, 1841. fVashington, 1841. 8vo,
pp. 7. The Social System. An Address pronounced before the House of Con-
vocation, of Trinity College, Hartford, August 2, 1848. ... Hartford, 1848. 8vo, pp.
29. Speech ... on the Tariff bill. ... March 17, 1828. Washington, 1828. 8vo,
pp. 16. Speech ... in relation to the Contest for Seats from the State of New
Jersey: ... December 4, 1839. Washington, 1839. 8vo, pp. 11. b. Speech ...
on the Proposition to refuse the Oath to Five Members returned from New Jersey :
December 18, 1839. Washington, 1839. 8vo, pp. 15. Speech against abandoning
corsuspending the Prosecution of Works of Internal Improvement. ... February 14,
1840. Washington, 1840. 8vo, pp. 1 6. B. Speech ... on the Treasury Note Bill
... March 25, 1840. Washington, 1840, 8vo, pp. 16. B. Speech ... on the
Sub-Treasury Bill. ... June 12, 1840. Washington, 1840. 8vo, pp. 22. B. Speech
...on the Loan Bill, ... July 9, 1841. Washington, 1841. 8vo, pp. 12. b. Speech
... in opening the Debate on the Bankrupt Bill ... also, his Speech in Reply on the
same subject. Delivered ... August 10 and 17, 1841. Washington, \%\\. 8vo, pp. 20.
H. Speech ... in relation to the Destruction of the "Caroline," and the Case of Mc-
Leod. ... August 31, 1841. Washington, 1841. 8vo, pp. 15. B. Speech ... in
Favor of a Uniform System of Electing Representatives by Districts throughout the
United States. ... In the House ... April 28, 1842. Washington, 1842. 8vo. B.
Speech ... on the Veto of the Provisional Tariff Bill. ... In the House ... July I,
1842. Washington, 1842. 8vo, pp. 12. B. Speech ... on the Policy of a Pro-
tective Tariff. ... July 6, 1842. Washington, 1842. 8vo, pp. 14. B Speech on
the 'Remedial Justice Bill,' [n. p.], 1842. 8vo, pp. 7. b. Speech ... on the
President's Exchequer Plan : ... January 25, 1 843. Washington, 1843. 8vo, pp.
12. Speech ... Dec. 29, 1843, and Jan. 2, 1844. On the Bill to refund the Fine
imposed upon Gen. Jackson. Washington, 1844. 8vo, pp. 20. Speech ... on the
Tariff Bill ... May 14, 1844. Washington, 1844. 8vo, pp. 32. b. Truths for
Voters. ... [^Boston^ i860.] i2mo, pp. 12. h.
Barnard (E.) A Sermon Preached before his Excellency
Francis Bernard, Esq; Governor and Commander in Chief, The
Honourable His Majesty's Council, And the Honourable House
of Representatives, Of the Province of the Massachusetts-Bay in
New-England, May 28th. 1766. Being the Anniversary for the
Election of His Majesty's Council for said Province. By Ed-
58
458 BARNARD.
ward Barnard, a.m. Pastor of the First Church in Haverhill.
Boston^ Printed by Richard Draper^ mdcclxvi. 8vo, pp. 39. H.
Barnard. A Sermon ... before the Annual Convention of
Ministers of the Massachusetts-Bay, in Boston. May 27th.
1773. By Edward Barnard ... . Boston^ Thomas Leverett^
M,DCC,LXXIII. 8v0, pp. 32. B., H. 3456
Also : A Fast Sermon, 12 April, 1764. Portsmouth, I'jd^. 8vo. Sermon ... at
the Ordination of the Rev. Mr. Henr\- True, to the Pastoral care of a Church in
Hampstead in the Pi-ovince of New Hampshire, June 24, 1752. 8vo, pp. 31. A
Sermon Preached at the Ordination of the Rev. Mr. Gyles Merrill ... In Plastow and
the North Part of Haverhill, March 6. 1765. ... Boston, 1765. 8vo, 2 p. 1., pp.
26. H. A Sermon Preached at the Ordination of the Rev. Mr. Thomas Gary, ...
Newburyport, May nth, 1768. Boston, Edes & GUI, mdcclxviii. 8vo, pp. 47.
Barnard (Frederick Augustus Porter). Art Culture : its
Relation to National Refinement and National Morality. An
Oration ... before the Alabama Alpha of the ... Phi Beta
Kappa ... July nth, 1854: by Frederick A. P. Barnard a.m.
... Tuscaloosa^ 1 854. 8vo, pp. 25. H. 3457
[Barnard.] A Letter to the President of the United
States. By a Refugee. New Tork^ C. S. Westcott iff Co.^ 1863.
8vo, pp. 32. H. 3458
Barnard. Letters on College Government, and the Evils
inseparable from The American College System in its Present
Form ... . By Frederick A. P. Barnard ... . New York^ D.
Jppleton cs Co.^ 1855. 8vo, pp. 104. N., H. 3459
Also : Improvements Practicable in American Colleges. ... Hartford, F. C. Broivnell,
1856. Xvo, pp. 30. H. Letter to ... the Board of Trustees of the University of
Mississippi. ... Oxford, Uni'versity of Mississippi, 1858. 8vo, pp. 112, Errata (i).
H. Report on a Proposition to modify the Plan of Instruction in the University of Ala-
bama, made to the Faculty of the University. Read to the ... Trustees, Sept. 26,
1854. Neiv York, 1855. ^^'°> PP- ^°4- Proceedings at the Inauguration of
Frederick A. P. Barnard ... as President of Columbia College, ... October 3, 1864.
... Neiv York, Hurd and Houghton, 1865. 8vo, pp. 106. h.
Barnard (F. C. ) Life of a Negro Slave. By Mrs. F. C.
Barnard. London^ H, Washhourne^ 1835. l2mo. -|- 1846.
1 2mo. 3460
Barnard (Frederick Lamport). Three Years' Cruise in the
Mozambique Channel, for the Suppression of the Slave Trade.
By Lieut. Barnard. London^ 1848. Post 8vo, pp. 334. c.
Barnard (G. N.) Photographic Views of Sherman's Cam-
paign from Negatives taken on the Field, by George N. Barnard,
BARNARD.
459
Official Photographer of the Military Division of the Mississippi.
New Tork, Plates in folio, Text, 8vo, pp. 30. 3462
Barnard {Mrs. H. Jenkins). A Narrative of the Proceed-
ings in America, of the Society called Quakers, in the Case of
Hannah Barnard. With a Brief Review of the Previous Trans-
actions in Great Britain and Ireland : intended as a Sequel to
an Appeal to the Society of Friends. ... London., J. Johnson.,
1804. 8vo, pp. xvi., 145, Errata, i p. 34^3
Barnard (H.) Biographical Sketch of Ezekiel Cheever ;
with Notes on the Early Free Schools and Early School-
Books of New England. By Henry Barnard. (Reprinted with
additions from the American Journal of Education for March,
1856.) 8vo, 2 p. 1., pp. 32. + Second edition. Hartford., 1856.
8vo. H. 3464
Also, in his Educational Biography, Vol. i.
Barnard. Educational Biography. Memoirs of Teachers,
Educators, and Promoters and Benefactors of Education, Liter-
ature, and Science. Reprinted from the American Journal of
Education. Edited by Henry Barnard, ll.d. ... Part i. Teachers
and Educators. New Tork., F. C. Brownell., 1859. ^^o? PP*
524. 31 Portraits. H- Second Edition. [Ibid.], 1861. 8vo, pp.
524. Portrait. H. 3465
Barnard. History and Condition of Common Schools and
other Institutions of Education in Connecticut. By Henry
Barnard, ll.d. Second Edition. Hartford. 8vo, pp. 62.
[Barnard.] Memoir of Cornelius Conway Felton. Repub-
lished from Barnard's American Journal of Education, for March,
1861. [n. p., n. d.] 8vo, pp. 265-296. Portrait. h. 3467
Barnard. Report on the Condition and Improvement of
the Public Schools of Rhode Island, submitted Nov. i, 1854,
by Henry Barnard, Commissioner of Public Schools. Provi-
dence., 1854. 8vo, pp. 255. 3468
Barnard. Tribute to Gallaudet ; a Discourse in Commem-
oration of the Life, Character and Services of the Rev. Thomas
H. Gallaudet, ll.d., delivered before the Citizens of Hartford,
Jan. 7th, 1852. With an appendix: Containing History of
Deaf-Mute Instruction and Institutions, and other Documents.
460
BARNARD.
By Henry Barnard. Hartford^ Brockett ^ Hutchinson^ 1852.
8vo, Title, pp. 267 (i). Portrait. b. 3469
Also : Educational Tracts, by Henry Barnard. No. i to No. 8. Hartford, 1842-6.
8vo. Legal Provision respecting the Education and Employment of Children in Fac-
tories and Manufacturing Establishments; with an Appendix on the Influence of
Education on the Quality and Pecuniary Value of Labour, and its connection with In-
sanity and Crime. Hartford, 1842. 8vo, pp. 52, 32. Normal Schools, and other
Institutions, Agencies, and Means designed for the Professional Education of Teachers,
... Part I. United States and British Provinces. Part 11. Europe. Hartford, 185 1.
8vo, pp. 600. Practical Illustrations of the Principles of School Architecture ... 2nd
edition. With 163 Wpodcuts. New Tork, 1854. 8vo, pp. 176. School Archi-
tecture 5 or, Contributions to the Improvement of School-Houses in the United States.
Neiv rar^, 1848. 8vo. + Fourth Edition. Ne-w York, i%^o. 8vo. + Fifth Edition.
New York, 1854. 8vo, pp. 464. Woodcuts. H. + 5th edition. Hartford, 1854.
8vo, pp. 464. 300 Cuts. See American Journal of Education ; Connecticut 3 Jour-
nal of the Rhode Island Institute of Instruction.
Barnard (John). A Proof of Jesus Christ His being the
ancient promised Messiah : a Sermon preach'd in the Chapel of
Harvard-Colledge ... June 23. 1756. By John Barnard, a.m.
... Boston^ J. Draper^ 1756. 8vo, pp. 55 (2). H. 3470
With a dedication to Lucy Dudley, relict of Paul Dudley, founder of the lecture,
and an appendix, containing an extract from his will. The second Dudleian lecture
preached, and the first published.
Barnard. The Throne Established by Righteousness. A
Sermon Preach'd Before His Excellency Jonathan Belcher, Esq;
... May 29. 1734. Being the Day for the Electing His Maj-
esty's Council there. By John Barnard ... . Boston^ mdccxxxiv.
8vo, pp. 60. H. 3471
Also: A Call to Parents, and Children. Or, The Great Concern of Parents; and
The Important Duty of Children. ... [Sermons.] Boston, 1737. 8vo, pp. (4) 70. h.
The Certainty, Time, and End of the Birth of our Lord and Saviour ... . Jesus Christ
... A Sermon, at the Lecture, in Marblehead, December 25. 1729. ... By John Barnard.
Boston, 1 -J T^l. 8vo, pp. (4), 66. ... Dudleian Lecture. 1768. Salem, ij6S. 8vo, pp.
28. The Imperfection of the Creature, and the Excellency of the Divine Commandment
... Nine Sermons on Psal. cxix. 96. Boston, Rogers and Foiv/e, and D. Gookin^
MDccXLVii. 8vo, 4 p. 1., pp. 248. H. Janua Coelestis. Or, the Mystery of the
Gospel in the Salvation of a Sinner, Opened and Explained ... In several Discourses
on Acts xvi. 30. By John Barnard ... . Boston, Rogers and Foivie, 1750. 8vo, pp.
442 (i). H. The Lord Jesus Christ the ... Supream Head of the Church. A Ser-
mon ... at ... [the] Anniversary Convention, in Boston; which was followed with
a collection for the Propagation of the Gospel. June i. 1738. ... Boston, H. Foster^
1738. 8vo, Title, pp. 34. H. A New Version of the Psalms of David; Fitted to
the Tunes used in the Churches: With several Hymns Out of the Old, and New,
Testament. ... Boston, T. Le-verett, 1752. i2mo, 2 p. 1., pp. 278 (i). The copy
in Harv. Coll. Lib. has MS. corrections by the author. ... Sermon on the Death of
John Atwood, who died Aug. 26, 1714. Boston, 1714. i6mo. ... Sermon ... at
Salem ... after the Death of the Reverend, Mr. George Curwin ... Novemb. ...
I717. ... Boston; Samuel Gerrish, 1717. Sm. 8vo, 2 p. 1., pp. ii., 42. H. ... A
Sermon Preached at the Funeral of ... The Reverend Mr. Samuel Cheever, Pastor
BARNARD 46 I
of a Church ... in Marblehead ; who deceased May 29, 1724. ... Boston^ 1714. Iimo,
2 p. 1., pp. 41. H. ... A Sermon Delivered at the Lecture in Boston, Sept. 18.
1729. Boston^ 1729. ... 8vo, Title, pp. 49, Errata, i 1. h. Sermons on Several
Subjeccs ... . By John Barnard, a.m London^ Primed for Samuel GerrisA, and
Daniel Henchman^ Boston, MDCcxxvii. 8vo, pp. 190. H., w. Also on large paper.
The True Divinity of Jesus Christ; ... a Discourse at The' Public Lecture in Bos-
ton, ... July 16, 1761. Boston, Mdcclxi. 8vo, pp. 38. h., n. Two Discourses
Addressed to Young Persons : To which is added, A Sermon Occasioned by the
Earthquake, ... October 29. 1727. By John Barnard ... . Voiron, mdccxxvii, i2mo,
2 p. 1., pp. iv., 99. H. Two Sermons : The Christian's Behavior under Severe
and Repeated Bereavements, and the Fatal Consequence of a People's Persisting in
Sin, Preached in the Time of Measles. By John Barnard, a.m. Boston, N. E.,
1714. i2mo, pp. 68. w. A Zeal for Good Works Excited and Directed; In a
Sermon At the publick Thursday Lecture, in Boston, March 25th 1742. ... By
John Barnard, a.m. ... Boston, S. Eliot, 17^2. 8vo, pp. 43. H. See Ashton's
Memorial, No. 2207.
Barnard (J ohn)^ of Jndover^ b. 1690, d. 1758. ... A Sermon
... After the ... Earthquake Which occur'd ... Between the
29th and 30th of October, 1727. By John Barnard ... . Bos-
ton^ John Phillips^ 1727. Sm. i2mo, pp. 132. B. 3472
Barnard. ... A Sermon ... before ... May 28^^ 1746.
Being the Day for the Election of His Majesty's Council ...
By John Barnard ... . Boston^ Daniel Gookin^ 1746. 8vo, pp.
30. 3473
Barnard. ... A Sermon, delivered, in Publick, to the As-
sembly of Ministers, at their Anniversary Convention, in Boston,
... June I, 1738, By John Barnard. Boston^ S. Kneeland ^
T. Green, 1738. 8vo, Title, pp. 34. 3474
Barnard. ... Sermon occasioned by the Death of Mr.
Abiel Abbot, i8th May, 1739. Preface by Rev. Samuel Phil-
lips. ... May 28th. Boston, Daniel Gookin, 1739. 8vo, pp.
xviii., 24. H. 3475
Barnard. ... A Sermon Preach'd at the Gathering of a
Church, and the Ordination of the Reverend Mr. Timothy
Walker to the Pastoral Office at the New Plantation called Pen-
nicook [now Concord, N. H.], Nov. i8th 1730. By John
Barnard, m.a. ... Boston, in New England, Printed by B. Green
for John Phillips, 1 739. 8vo, pp. (4), 42. B. 3476
Barnard (Jonathan G.) The C. S. A. and the Battle
of Bull Run. A Letter to an English Friend. By J. G. Bar-
nard ... . With Five Maps. New Tork, D. Van Nostrand,
1862. 8vo, Title, pp. 136. H. 3477
462 BARNARD.
Barnard. The Dangers and Defences of New York. Ad-
dressed to the Hon. J. B. Floyd, Secretary of War, By Major
J.G.Barnard ... . Published by order of the Chamber of Com-
merce, by Permission of the Secretary of War. New Tork,^ D.
van Nostrand^ 1859. 8vo, pp. 62. C, H. 3478
Barnard. Eulogy on the Late Brevet Major-General Joseph
G. Totten, late Chief Engineer, United States Army. By J.
G. Barnard ... . Reprinted from the Annual of the National
Academy of Sciences for 1866. Washington^ 1866. 8vo, pp.
38.4-AVw; Tork^ D. Van Nostrand^ 1866. l2mo, pp. 82. H.
Barnard. The Isthmus of Tehuantepec ; being the Results
of a survey for a Railroad to connect the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans, made by the scientific commission under the direction of
iMaj. J. G Barnard, U. S. Engineers, with a Resume of the
Geology, Climate, local Geography, production, industry, Fauna
and Flora of that region. Illustrated with numerous maps and
engravings, arranged and prepared for the Tehuantepec Railroad
Company of New-Orleans, by J. J. Williams, principal assistant
Engineer : with a volume of maps. New Tork^ D. Appleton tff
Co.^ 1852. 8vo, pp. 295. Plates. 3480
Barnard. Notes on Sea-Coast Defences : consisting of
Sea-Coast Fortification, the Fifteen-Inch Gun, and Casemate
Embrasures. By Major J. G. Barnard ... . New Tork^ 1861.
8vo, pp. no (i). Plate. h. 3481
Barnard. Letter to the Editors of the National Intelligencer,
in answer to the Charges against the United States Military
Academy, in the Report of the Secretary of War, of July, 1861.
New Tork^ D. Van Nostrand^ 1862. 8vo, pp. 18. 3482
Barnard. The Peninsular Campaign and its Antecedents,
as developed by the Report of Maj.-Gen. Geo. B. McClellan,
and other Published Documents. By J. G. Barnard, ... New
York: D. Van Nostrand^ 1864. 8vo, pp. 96. Map. -{- fVashington^
D. C, Union Congressional Committee., 1864. 8vo, pp. 15. H.
Barnard and Barry. Report of the Engineer and Artillery
Operations of the Army of the Potomac, from its Organization
to the close of the Peninsular Campaign. By Brig.-Gen. J. G.
Barnard, Chief Engineer, and Brig.-Gen. W. F. Barry, Chief
of Artillery. Illustrated by Eighteen Maps, Plans, etc. New
Tork^D, Van Nostrand^ 1863. 8vo, pp. 230. B., H. 3484
BARNARD. 463
Barnard (R.) The Isle of Man, or the Legal Proceeding
in Manshire against Sin. By Richard Barnard. Boston^ re-printed
by y. Franklin for B. Eliot^ and sold at his shop in King Street.
1719. i2mo, pp. 126. 3485
Barnard (Thomas), the elder^ d. 1776. A Sermon Preached
in Boston ... Before the Society For encouraging Industry, And
employing the Poor, September 20. 1758. By Thomas Bar-
nard ... . Boston., S. Kneeland., mdcclviii. 8vo, pp. (4), 25 (2).
H., B. 3486
Barnard. A Sermon preached to the Ancient and Honor-
able Artillery Company in Boston New England, June 5, 1758,
Being the Anniversary of their election of officers, By Thomas
Barnard, a.m. Pastor of the First Church in Salem. Boston.,
Edes^ Gill., 1758. 8vo, pp. 32. 3487
Barnard. A Sermon Preached at the Ordination of the Rev.
William Whitu^ell, To the Joint Pastoral Care of the First
Church ... in Marblehead ... August 25. 1762. ... followed by
an historical Account of the First Church ... . Boston., Printed
by J. Dpaper [j/V], mdcclxii. 8vo, pp. (4), 51. H. 3488
Barnard. A Sermon Preached before ... Francis Bernard,
Esq; Governor ... May 25th. 1763. Being the Anniversary
for the Election of His Majesty's Council ... . By Thomas
Barnard, a.m. Boston., mdcclxiii. 8vo, pp. 45. H. 3489
Also: ... A Discourse ... at the Funeral Of the Reverend Mr. Peter Clarke, Late
Pastor ... in Danvers, June i6, 1768. ... Salem, Samuel Hall, 1768. 8vo, pp. 23.
H. ... Dudleian Lecture ... May i ith, 1768. Salem, m.dcc.lxvui. 8vo, pp. 28. H.
... Sermon at the Ordination of Josiah Bayley, at Hampton Falls, N. H. Oct. 19,
1757. Portsmouth, Daniel Foivle, 1757. 4to, pp. 35. ... A Sermon preach'd at
the Ordination of Edward Barnard, to the pastoral care of the First Church in Haver-
hill, April 27, 1743. Boston, 1743. 8vo.
Barnard (Thomas), the younger., d. 1814. A Discourse
delivered before the Humane Society of ... Massachusetts ...
June 10, 1794. ... Boston., mdccxciv. 8vo, pp. 25. H., N.
With lists of officers and members.
Barnard. A Discourse before the Society for Propagating
the Gospel among the Indians and Others in North America ...
November 6, 1806. ... Charlestown., Samuel Etheridge., 1806.
8vo, pp. 39. H. 3491
With the usual historical appendix.
464 BARNES.
Barnard. A Sermon, preached at the Ordination of the
Rev. Aaron Bancroft, ... Worcester, February i, mdcclxxxvi.
By Thomas Barnard ... . Worcester^ Isaiah Thomas^ mdcclxxxvi.
8vo, pp. 52. H. 3492
Barnard. A Sermon, preached December 29, 1799, in the
North Meeting House, Salem, the Lord's Day after the Melan-
choly Tidings were received of the Death of General George
Washington, who died Dec. 14, 1799. By Thomas Barnard,
D.D., Minister of the North Church and Congregation. Pub-
lished by Desire of the Town. Salem, Printed by Thomas C.
Gushing [1800]. 8vo, pp. 27. H. 3493
Also: A Discourse on Natural Religion ... September 3, 1 795, at the Lecture
founded by ... Paul Dudley ... . Boston, 1795. 8vo, pp. 24. h. A Sermon ...
June I, 1789 ... [at the Artillery Election]. Boston, m,dcc,lxxxix. 8vo, pp. 29. H.
A Sermon, delivered before the Congregational Ministers of ... Massachusetts, at their
Annual Convention in Boston, May 30, 1793. ... Boston, Samuel Hall, mdccxciii. 8vo,
pp. 23. H. A Sermon, delivered on the Day of National Thanksgiving, February
19, 1795. ... Salem, mdccxcv. 8vo, pp. 25. H. A Sermon, delivered on the Day of
Annual Thanksgiving, December 15, 1796. ... Salem [n. d.] 8vo, pp. 22. h. A
Sermon, delivered a: Salem, on March 31, 1796, the Day of General Fasting ... .
Printed at Neivburyf art, for John Dahney, Salem, 1796. 8vo, pp. 20. H. A Sermon
preached before the Salem Female Charitable Society, ... July 6th, 1803. ... Salem,
1803. 8vo, pp. 22, (Subscribers, etc.) 8. h. A Sermon ... June 7th, 1809. at the
Ordination of the Rev. Ichabod Nichols ... Portland. ... Portland, printed by J.
M*Koivn, 1809. 8vo, pp. 23. B. H. & A Sermon ... before the Bible Society of
Salem and Vicinity. ... April 20, 18 14. Salem, 18 14. 8vo, pp. 16.
Barnave (Antoine Pierre Joseph Marie). Rapport fait a
TAssemblee Nationale sur les Colonies, au nom des Comites de
Constitution, kc Marine, d'Agriculture, de Commerce et des
Colonies, le 23 Septembre 1791. Par M. Barnave. Imprime
par ordre de I'Assemble Nationale. J Paris, de P Imprimerie
Nationale, 1 79 1. 8vo, pp. 12. 3494
Barnby. The American Savage, or Orab and Phoebe. By
Mrs. Barnby. London, 1808. 2 vols., i2mo. 3495
A doubtful title, from an auctioneer's catalogue.
Barnes (Albert). Albert Barnes On the Maine Liquor Law.
The Throne of Iniquity ; or Sustaining Evil by Law : a Dis-
course in behalf of a Law prohibiting the Traffic in Intoxicating
Drinks. ... By Rev. Albert Barnes. [^Springfield, 1% $2.'] l2mo,
pp. 24. H.-\-New York, 1852. l2mo, pp. 2^. + Harrisburg,
1^52. 8vo, pp. II. H. -^ Philadelphia [_n. d.^ i2mo, pp. 28. H.
Barnes. The Church and Slavery. By Albert Barnes.
BARNES. 465
Philadelphia^ 1 85 6. l2mo, pp. 1C)6. ^ Philadelphia^ Parry ^'
McMillan^ 1857. i2mo, pp. 196. + Third Thousand, — with
an Appendix. Philadelphia^ Parry iff McMillan^ 1857. i6mo,
pp. 204. H. 3497
Barnes, Church Manual, for the Members ot" the Presbv-
terian Church, Morns-Town, N. J. Compiled by Albert
Barnes, Pastor ... . Morris-Town^ Printed by Jacob Mann^
1828. i2mo, pp. 47. 3498
Contains Sketch of the History of the Presbyterian Church, Morristowu, list of"
minibters, elders and deacons.
Barnes. The Conditions of Peace. A Thanksgiving Dis-
course ... November 27, 1862. By Albert Barnes. Philadel-
phia, 1863. 8vo, pp. 63. H. 3499
Barnes. Doeg, the Edomite ; or, The Informer. A Lec-
ture on the Fifty-Second Psalm, delivered ... Philadelphia, Jan-
uary 6, 1 861, by Albert Barnes. Not published. Philadel-
phia^ 1 861. 8vo, pp. 46. H. 3500
Bears on the execution of the Fugitive Slave Law.
Barnes. Exclusivism. By Albert Barnes. Extracted from
the Presbyterian Quarterly Review for March and June, 1857.
Philadelphia^ Henry B. Ashmead^ Printer^ 1857. i2mo, pp. 76.
H. 3501
Contains considerable information on the state of sects in the United States.
Barnes. Home Missions. A Sermon in behalf of the Amer-
ican Home Missionary Societv ... May, 1849 > ^7 Albert
Barnes. New Tork^ 1849. 8vo, pp. 48. H., b. 3502
Barnes. An Inquiry into the Scriptural Views of Slavery.
By Albert Barnes. ... Philadelphia^ Perkins cf Purves^ 1846.
l2mo, pp. 384. H. -r Philadelphia^ 1855. l2mo, pp. 384.
Barnes. The Love of Countrv. A Sermon ... April 28,
1 86 1. Bv Albert Barnes. ... Philadelphia^ C. Sherman ^' Son^
1861. 8vo, pp. 48. B. 3504
Barnes. Our Position. A Sermon, preached before the
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United
States ... May 20, 1852. By Albert Barnes. New Tork^ New-
man & Ivison^ 1858. 8vo, pp. 39. B. 3505
59
466 BARNES.
Barnes. Plea in behalf of Western Colleges. A Discourse
delivered before the Society for promoting Collegiate and Theo-
logical Education at the West, in ... Newark, New Jersey,
October 29, 1845, and in ... Philadelphia, February 22, 1846
By Albert Barnes. Philadelphia^ William Sloanaker^ 1846. 8vo,
pp. 28. H. 3506
Barnes. The State of the Country, A Discourse, Delivered
in the First Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, June i, 1865.
On the Day appointed as a Day of " Humiliation and Mourning'*
in view of the Death of the President of the United States, by
Albert Barnes. Philadelphia^ Henry B. Ashmead^ Printer^ 1865.
8vo, pp. 74. B. 3507
Barnes. Thanksgiving Sermon. The Virtues and Public
Services of Will'am Penn : ... a Discourse ... November 27,
1845, by Albert Barnes. Philadelphia^ 1846. 8vo, pp. 24. H., p.
Also : A Sermon, Occasioned by the Death of the Rev. James Patterson. Phila-
delphia, 1838. 8vo, pp. 44. A Sermon ... October 19, 1845 °" ••• ^^^ Death of
Henry Mill, m.d. ... Philadelphia, 1845. 8vo, pp. 28. ... A Sermon ... Novem-
ber 13, 1858, on ... the Death of Mr. Thomas P. Sparhawk. By Albert Barnes.
Philadelphia, 1858. 8vo, pp. 24. h. Life at Three-Score: a Sermon ... in ..
Philadelphia, November 28, 1858. Philadelphia, 1859. -f Second Edition. Phila-
delphia, Parry & McMillan, 1 8 59. i2mo, pp. 78. H. ... A Sermon preached in
... Philadelphia February 11, 1866, on the Death of Mr. James Crowell ... . Phila-
delphia, Pa., Aihmead, 1866. 8vo, pp. 24. Also several theological works.
Barnes. Debates in the Presbytery of Philadelphia on the
case of Albert Barnes ... Philadelphia^ 1831. 8vo, pp. 80. 3509
Barnes (David). Discourse Delivered at South Parish in
Scituate, February 22, 1800. The Day assigned by Congress,
To mourn the Decease and venerate the Virtues of General
George Washington. ... By David Barnes, d.d. Published by
Desire. Boston^ Manning & Loring^ Printers [1800]. 8vo, pp.
16. H. 3510
Barnes. A Sermon Preached at the Ordination of the Rev.
Mr. Abiel Leonard, ... Woodstock, June 23. 1763. By David
Barns \jic\ ... . Boston^ Printed by Thomas and John Fleet^ 1764.
8V0, pp. 34. H. 35II
Barnes. Sermons by the Late David Barnes, d.d. of Scituate.
Boston^ Munrocy Francis and Parker^ 1815. l8mo, pp. 142. H.
"Character of Dr. Barnes." pp. 138-141. Also: ... A Discourse ... at Barn-
stable, Sept. 30, 1801, on the Ordination of the Rev. Jotham Waterman ... . Bos-
#•«, Jan. 1802. 8vo, pp. 27. H. A Discourse on Education, delivered before the
BARNES. 467
Trusteesof the Derby Academy, At Hingham, April 5th, 1796. ... Boston, iSo-^. 8vo,
pp. 27. H. ... A Sermon ... at the East Church in Pembroke, November 2, 1800,
soon after the Decease of their Pastor, Rev. James Hawley, JEt. 30. ... Boston, 1801.
8vo, pp. 20. H. Thoughts on the Love of Life and Fear of Death : In a Sermon.
Boston. 1795. 8vo, pp. 23.
Barnes (D. M.) The Draft Riots in New York, July,
1863. The Metropolitan Police : their Services during Riot
Week. Their Honorable Record. By David M. Barnes. New
York^ Baker l^ Godwin^ 1863. 8vo, pp. 117 (i). H. 3513
Barnes (Edward). Hanes o Fasnach y Caethglud yn Africa.
Wrexham. i2mo. 35 H
A history of the slave-trade, in Welsh.
Barnes (Isaac O.) An Address, delivered at Bedford, New
Hampshire, on the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Incorpor-
ation of the Town, May 19th, 1850. By Isaac O. Barnes.
Boston^ printed by Alfred Mudge^ 1850. 8vo, pp. 45. H. 35 15
Barnes. Letter of Isaac O. Barnes, ... to the Hon. Elisha
Whittlesey ... relating to Certain Bills of Costs on Indictments
in the District Court [of Massachusetts], March Term, 1849 '•>
and Affidavits ... [etc.] Boston^ printed by John Wilson Isf Son^
1852. 8vo, pp. 6, 12, 15 (i), 4 (32). H. 3516
Barnes (J.) The Green Mountain Traveler. By J. Barnes.
New Tork^ 1856. i2mo, pp. 360. 35^7
Barnes. Jefferson Medical College ... in relation to John
Barnes, m.d. ... Philadelphia^ 1828. 8vo, pp. 38. ?. 35 18
Barnes (J. H.) Tariff or Rates of Duties for the Year 1828,
with all the Alterations made in the Year 1830 on Tea, Cocoa,
Coffee, Salt, and Molasses. To which is added a Correct
Woollen Table ... also a Cotton Table ... . Compiled by J.
Harbeson Barnes & Elijah A. Carroll. Philadelphia^ 1830.
8vo, pp. viii. (2), 7-131, also *54 and *82. b. 3519
Barnes. Tariff or Rates of Duties, from March 3, 1833, on
Importations : Collated by J, H. Barnes and E. A. Carroll.
Philadelphia^ 1 832. l2mo. s. 3520
Barnes (Joseph). Remarks on Mr. John Fitch's Reply to
Mr. James Rumsey's Pamphlet, by Joseph Barnes, formerly
Assistant, and now Attorney in fact to James Rumsey. Phila-
delphia^ Printed by Joseph James^ M, DCC, Lxxxviii. 8vo, pp.
xvi., 16. p. 3521
468 BARNES.
Barnes. Treatise on the Justice, Policy, and Utility of estab-
lishing an effectual system for promoting the progress of Useful
Arts, by assuring property in the products of Genius. By Joseph
Barnes. Philadelphia^ Francis Bailey^ ^792. 8vo, pp. 34.
Barnes (Jos. K.) Annual Report of the Surgeon General,
United States Army. 1865. \_JVashington~] Surgeon Generates
Office [1865]. 8vo. Continued. 3523
Barnes (Melvin). A Circular, or Short Biography of Col.
Ebenezer Allen, known as Captain or Major, in the New Hamp-
shire Grants, and its Rangers, a.d. 1777, and after. [n. p.,
1851.] 8vo, pp. 16. H. 3524
[Barnes (Melvin)]. Reprint of a Short Biography of Colonel
Ebenezer Allen ... . Also Short Biographies of Lieutenant
Samuel Allen and Dr. Jacob Roebeck. In addition Some Re-
miniscences of Lake Champlain ... . Plattsburgh^ y. W. Tuttle^
Printer^ 1 852. 8vo, pp. 32, Errata (i). H. 3525
Barnes (S. W.) Mississippi Extension of the Watertown &
Madison R. R. Remarks of Hon, S, W. Barnes, in the Senate,
February 19th, 1857. -^^^^ ^^ amend the Charter ... . Adverse
Memorials ... . Madison^ 1857. ^^^^ PP- ^^- 35^^
Barnes (T.) At the Supreme Judicial Court, May Term,
1 8 10, in Cumberland. ... Thomas Barnes vs. the Inhabitants of
the First Parish in Falmouth. [Opinion of the Justices.] [No
imprint.] 8vo, pp. 16. H. 3527
For the recovery of certain ministerial taxes.
Barnes (W.) The Settlement and Early History of Albany.
A Prize Essay, By William Barnes Esq. Albany.^ Gould.^ Banks
is' Gould^ 1 85 1. 8vo, Title, pp. 25. B. 3528
Barnes. The Settlement and Earlv History of Albany. By
William Barnes. Many, N. T. : J.' Munsell, 1864. 8vo, pp.
100. Plates. B. 3529
Two hundred and fifty copies printed.
Barnes (W. H.) The Body Politic [of the United States.]
By William H. Barnes. Cincinnati, 1866. i2mo, pp. 309.
Barnes. The Drama of Secession, or. Scenes from Ameri-
can History. By William H. Barnes a.m. Indianapolis, Mer-
rill^ Company, 1862. i6mo, pp. 60. b. 3531
BARNEY. 469
Barnes. History of the Thirty-Ninth Congress. By W.
H. Barnes. Indianapolis^ Macaulay & Co.^ 1867. 8vo, pp. 613.
Portrait. 3532
Barnet. The Martyrs and Heroes of Illinois in the Great
Rebellion. Biographical Sketches. Edited by James Barnet.
Chicago^ J. Barnet^ printer^ 1865. 8vo, pp. xvi., 9-263. Por-
traits. 3533
Barnett (F.) The Hero of No Fiction : or, Memoirs of
Francis Barnett the Lefevre of "No Fiction :" and a Review of
that Work. With Letters and Authentic Documents. Boston^
C. Ewer and T. Bedlington^ 1823. 2 vols., l8mo, pp. 384;
360. B. 3534
" No Fiction" was by Rev. Andrew Reed. He represented Lefevre as coming to
Canada, and drew some very fanciful pictures of that country.
Barnett (H. N.) The Late Theodore Parker: A Discourse
delivered in ... Finsbury ... June 3, i860, By Henry N. Bar-
nett. ... London^ George Manwaring^ MDCCCLX. 8vo, pp. 16.
Barney (C.) Recollections of Field Service with the 20th
Iowa Infantry Volunteers, or what I saw in the Army ; embracing
Accounts of Marches, Battles, Sieges, and Skirmishes in Missorri,
Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, Florida, Texas, and
along the Northern Border of Mexico. By Captain C. Barney.
Davenport^ 1866. i2mo, pp. 323. 353^
[Barney (C. W.)] Dedicated to the Genius of War of
Delaware. Inscribed to the Officers and Privates of the First
Troop Delaware Light Dragoons, by the Author. 8vo, pp. 8.
Barney (John). [Notes of Travel in various parts of the
U. S. n. p., 1834?] 8vo, pp. 19. H. 3538
Barney. To ... Congress ... : The Memorial and Petition
of John Barney, in behalf of ... the co-heirs of Joshua Barney,
who was an officer of the Navy ... during the whole ... Revolu-
tion ... . [n. p., n. d.] 4to, pp. (3). H. 3539
Barney. [Two Letters on Political subjects and one de-
scribing a visit to Massachusetts. Baltimore? 1838.'']^ 8vo,
pp. 14. H. 3540
Barney (Joshua). A Biographical Memoir of the Late Com-
modore Joshua Barney : from Autographical Notes and Journals
470 BARNOIN.
in possession of his Family, and other Authentic Sources.
Edited by Mary Barney. ... Boston^ Gray and Bowen^ 1832.
8vo, pp. xvi., 328. Portrait. c, H. 3541
See Nat. Mag. and Am. Q. R., xiii., i.
Barney (J.) Report on the Survey of the Portsmouth &
Newburyport Rail Road. By Joshua Barney, Civil Engineer.
[Imprint torn off the copy before me.] i2mo, pp. 12. H. 3542
Barney (Mary). Mrs. Barney's Letter to President Jackson.
[Dated Baltimore, June 13th 1829. n. p., n. d.] 8vo, pp. 4. H.
Barney (Wm. C.) The Ocean Monopoly and Commercial
Suicide. To ... Congress. New Tork^ 1855. 8vo, pp. 16. s.
Barnicou. La republique d'Hai'ti renaissant de ses cendres,
sujet allegorique d'un tableau nationale. Par Barnicou fils^
peintre d'histoire. Parisy impr. de Renaudiere^ 182 1. 8vo.
Barnitz (J.) State of the Accounts of Jacob Barnitz,
Esquire, Collector of Excise, York County, from November
20th 1782, to the 1st of May 1784. In which is exhibited,
The Excise accruing within said time the monies received by
the said Collector on account thereof. And the Sums yet due.
Together, With the Payments made to the Treasurer of the
State. Philadelphia^ Printed by Robert Aitken^ ... M, DCC, Lxxxiv.
8vo, pp. 8. p. 3546
Barnitz. State of the Accounts of Jacob Barnitz, Esq.
Collector of Excise, York County, from the ist of May, 1784,
to I St of May, 1785. Philadelphia^ Printed by 'John Steele ^
M, DCC, Lxxxv. 8vo, pp. 6. p. 3547
Barnitz. State of the Accounts of Jacob Barnitz, Esquire,
late Collector of Excise, for the County of York ; From the
ist of May, 1785, until the 24th of December, 1785, being the
time he ceased to act. Philadelphia^ Printed by Robert Aitken^
... M. DCC. Lxxxvi. 8vo, pp. 6. p. 3548
Barnoin (T.) Rapport de M. Theophile Barnoin, arbitre-
juge dans I'affaire de Gernon, negociant americain a Phila-
delphie, et Fran^ois-Hippolyte Lecomte, ci-devant negocian,
fran^ais, et maintenant proprietaire du domaine de Sceaux. Paris^
impr. de Bailleul^ 1817. 4to. 3549
Only 100 copies printed.
BARNUM. 471
Barns (D.) See Barnes (D.), No. 351 1.
Barns (T.) Oration delivered at Freeport, Me., July 4,
1807. By Thomas Barns. Portland [i^O']']. 8vo, pp. 12.
The Barnstable Conference of Evangelical Congregational
Churches: comprising the Constitution ... with a Concise His-
torical Sketch of the several Churches ... . By a Committee ... .
Boston^ 1846. l2mo, pp. 44. H. 3551
... Memorial of the Manufacturers of Salt, of Barnstable,
Massachusetts, praying that the Duty on Imported Salt may not
be repealed. ... Washington^ 1828. 8vo, pp. 3. (20th Cong.,
ist Sess., Doc. 131.) H. 3552
Minutes of the Barnstable Baptist Association, at its Tv^^enty-
seventh Anniversary ... . Boston^ 1858. 8vo, pp. 20. Con-
tinued. H. 3553
Barnstable County. See [Davis (Wendell)].
The Declaration of Ministers in Barnstable County relating
to the Late Practice of Itinerant Preaching. Boston^ 1745.
i2mo, pp. 8. 3554
Proceedings of the Centennial Celebration, September 3, 1839.
Barnstable^ 1840. 8vo, pp. 92. 3555
Transactions of the Barnstable County Agricultural Society,
for ... 1856. ... Press of the Barnstable Patriot^ 1837. 8vo, pp.
47- H. 3556
Barnuevo. Senor Rodrigo Barnueuo, de la Compania de
Jesus, y su Procurador general de la prouincia del Peru, dize :
Que la dicha su prouincia ha mas de setenta afios, que por orden
de la Real corona administra, y tiene a su cargo las doctrinas de
los Indios del pueblo de Juli, en la Prouincia de Chucuyto ...
[^Imprime a Lima^ 16 ...] 4to, 2 1. 3557
Title from Le Clerc, Bib. Am.
Barnuevo (Pedro de Paralto). See Paralto-Barnuevo.
Barnum (E. M.) The gold and silver fields of Oregon &
Idaho. A Statement of the Yield ... By E. M. Barnum [1866].
8vo, pp. 13. 3585
Barnum (H. L.) The Spy Unmasked; or, Memoirs of
Enoch Crosby, alias Harvey Birch, the Hero of Mr. Cooper's
472 BARNUM.
Tale of the Neutral Ground : being an authentic account of the
Secret Services which he rendered his Country during the Re-
volutionary War, (Taken from his own lips, in short-hand.)
Comprising many interesting Facts and Anecdotes, never before
published. By H. L. Barnum. Embellished with Engravings.
New Torky J.^ J. Harper^ 1828. 8vo, pp. 206. 6 Plates, c.
Reprinted in London, with the tollowing title :
Barnum. The Spy Unmasked or Memoirs of Enoch Crosby,
Alias Harvey Birch. The Hero of the Spy, a tale of the
Neutral Ground, Bv Mr Cooper. By H. L. Barnum. In Two
Volumes. New Tork^ J. ^ J. Harper. London^ A. K. New-
man Cif Co.^ 1828. l2mo, pp. 234 ; 222. + Z(?«^o«, 1829. ^
vols., 8vo. 3560
Barnum. [Same Title as No. 3562.] Embellished with a
correct Likeness of the Hero, with a Fac-simile of his signature.
Second Edition. Cincinnati^ A. B. Roff^ 1 83 1. i2mo, pp. 216.
Portrait. 3561
Barnum. The Spy Unmasked. Adventures of Enoch Crosby
alias Harvey Birch, the Hero of Cooper's Tale of the Neutral
Ground. By H. L. Barnum. New Tork^ G. P. Putnam^
1864. i6mo, pp. 312. 3562
This edition was edited ( ?) by Frank Moore, who omitted the notes and abridged
the work.
Barnum (P. T.) The Humbugs of the World. An Account
of Humbugs, Delusions, Impositions, Quackeries, Deceits, and
Deceivers generally, in all Ages. By P. T Barnum. ... New
Tork^ Carleton^ 1865. l2mo, pp. 424. + 1866. l2mo, pp. 424.
H. 3563
Contains " Personal Reminiscences," "The Spiritualisfs," " The Peter Funks," etc.
Barnum. The Life of P. T. Barnum. Written by Himself.
New Tork^ Redfield^ 1854. l2mo, pp. 404. + 1855. l2mo. H.
London^ S. Low isf Co.., 1854. Fcap 8vo, pp. ;^j 2.-}- London.,
JVard^^ Lock^ 1854. l2mo.-\- London^ Knight^ 1855. Post 8vo,
pp. 308. Plate. And other editions. c. 3564
Barnum. Memoires de Barnum illustres par Janet-Lange.
Traduction Raoul Bourdier. ... Paris., Gustave Barha [n. d.]
Large 8vo, Title, pp. 96. h. 3565
Barnum. Barnum's Leben. Von ihm selbst geschildert.
Deutsch von W. E. Drugulin. Leipzig., Kolhnann., 185-. 4
BARNWELL.
473
vols., 8vo, pp. viii., 187; 214; 156; 216. (Amerikanische
Bibliothek, Bd. 130-133.) 3566
Barnum. Leben und Abenteuer P. T. Barnum's ... . Von
ihm selbst beschrieben. Aus dem Englischen. Wien^ Hartle-
/'f«, 1855. 3 vols., 8vo, pp. 192; 171 ; 155. (Amerikanisches
Lese-Cabinet, Ltg. 25-32.) 3567
Barnum. Leven en avonturen von P. T. Barnum ... zijne
uitgestrekte ondernemingen en kunstreizen met Jennij Lind, Tom
Thumb, etc Rotterdam^ H. Nijgh^ 1856. 8vo. Plates.
Barnum. Barnum, der Kautmann, Journalist und Raritaten-
mann. Oder So macht man Geschafte und so wird man reich.
Eine Selbstbiographie. Deutsch von A. Kretzschmar. Leipzig^
0. IVigand^ 1855. 8vo. pp. 315. 35^9
Barnum. To Republicans. [Extracts from " The Nation,"
New York Herald, etc. against his election to Congress, n. p.,
1867.] Tall 8vo, pp. 4. H. 3570
Barnum's American Museum, Illustrated. A Pictorial Guide
to that far famed Establishment ; containing much interesting
matter, and highly useful to visitors. New Tor-k^ 1850. 8vo.
Barnum's Parnassus. ^S'^'^ [Butler (W. A.)]
Barnwell (John). An | Account 1 of the | Foundation, and
Establishment I Of a Design, now on Foot, for a | Settlement | on
the I Golden Islands, | To the South of | Port Royal | in | Carolina. |
By Authority ot a Roval Charter. | London : | Printed in the Tear
MDCcxx. |4to, pp. 8. H. 3572
Barnwell (R. G.) The New-Orleans Book.
Edited by
Robert Gibbes Barnwell ... New Orleans^ 1851.
i2mo, pp.
xii., 384.
«• 3573
A collection of poems, many of them relating to Louisiana.
Barnwell (William H.) ... A Sermon, for the Day of
Thanksgiving, Humiliation & Prayer, appointed by the Gover-
nor of South-Carolina, November 21, 185 1, by Rev. W. H.
Barnwell ... . Charleston^ printed by Edward C. Councell^ 1 85 1.
8vo, pp. 23. H. 3574
Barnwell, p^eudon. See [Roosevelt (R. B.)]
60
474 BARRANDE.
Baron (A.) Voyages autour du monde de Cook; par A.
Baron. Limoges et hle^ E. Ardant et Thibaut^ 1867. i2mo, pp.
72. Engravings. 3575
Baron (Rich.) Californien in der Heimath. Eine Erzah-
lung ... . Mit 4 Stahlstichen. Breslau^ E. Trewendt^ 1858.
Svo, pp. 120. 3576
Baron. Der Deutsche Knabe in Amerika. Hold-Else's
Wanderungen. Zwei Erzahlungen ... . Breslau^ Trewendt cf
Gr^;7;Vr, 1851. Svo, pp. 149. 4 Engravings. + Zweite Auflage.
Breslau^ 1866. Svo, pp. 151. 3577
Baroncourt (M. Petit de). See Petit de Baroncourt (M.)
Baroux (L.) Notice sur la mission des Pottowatomies dans
I'Etat du Michigan, par M, I'abbe Baroux, missionnaire apostol-
ique. Caen^ Hardel^ 1859. ^vo, pp. 48. 3578
Barr (J.) A Correct and Authentic Narrative of the Indian
War in Florida, with a description of Maj. Dades Massacre, ...
By Capt. James Barr. New Tork^ J. Marine^ 1S34. i2mo, pp.
32. 3579
Barr (J. M.) ... Choice Extracts from a Speech of Joseph
M. Barr, recently appointed Post Master at Wilmington, Del.
... October 6th, i866. [n. p., n. d.] Broadside. h. 3580
Barr (Mary). Memoir of Mrs. Mary Barr. Printed for
private distribution. Cincinnati^ Gazette Company Print, 1863.
Svo, pp. 10. c. 3581
Barr (T. H.) A Discourse delivered by the Rev. T. H.
Barr, at Canaan Center, April 19, 1865, on the occasion of the
Funeral Obsequies of our late President, Abraham Lincoln.
Published by special request. IVooster, Ohio, Republican Press,
1865. i2mo, pp. II. 3582
Barral (L. M.) Renseignements sur la cote meridionale
du Bresil et sur le Rio de la Plata, recueillis dans la campagne
hydrographique de la gabare I'Emulation, pendant les annees
1830-1832. Paris, Ledoyen, 1850. Svo. (Extrait des " An-
nales maritimes" de 1832.) 35^3
Barrande (J.) Documents anciens et nouveaux sur la faune
primordiale et le systeme Taconique en Amerique. Paris, im-
primerie Martinet, 1861. Svo, pp. 119. 2 Plates. 35^4
BARREDA.
475
Barratt(B. F.) ... A Sermon preached at the Dedication of
the New Church Temple, in Providence, R. I., Oct. 14, 1843.
By B. F. Barratt. New Tork^ John Allen^ 1843. l2mo, pp. 47.
Barratt (Joseph), Key, etc. See Tenesles (Nicola).
Barratt. Report on the Season of 1846, with table showing
the flowering of Fruit Trees. Middletown^ 1846. 8vo. b. 3586
Barratt. ... On the Tracks of Large Birds, found at Mid-
dletown. Conn., by Joseph Barratt, m.d. [_Midaletown^ July^
1846.] Broadside. 3587
Barrault (E.) Les inventeurs et la loi des £tats-Unis
modifiee en 1861. Texte, documents, et commentaires de la
legislation des brevets d'invention, dessins et modeles de fabrique
aux Etats-Unis, par £mile Barrault ... . Paris^ E. Lacroix^ 1864.
i8mo, pp. 54. 3588
Barre. Discours de Nicolas Barre, sur la navigation du
chevalier de Villegagnon en Amerique. Paris^ Le Jeune^ 1558.
8vo. 3589
See Lelong, No. 397695 Ternaux-Compans, No. 82. Boucher, v. 286, gives the
title differently.
Barre (W. L.) Life and Public Services of Millard Fill-
more. By W. L. Barre, of Kentucky. Buffalo \_i?) ^6], i2mo.
Portrait. C. 3590
Barre. Lives of Illustrious Men of America. By W. L.
Barre. New York^ 1859. ^^^' 359 1
Barre Saint-Venant (Jean). Des colonies modernes sous
la zone torride, et particulierement de celle de Saint-Domingue,
ouvrage dans lequel on decouvre les causes de leurs malheurs, et
ou Ton developpe les veritables principes du gouvernement qui
leur convient ; les moyens economiques de les faire arriver
promptement a la plus grande prosperite et de rendre le sort des
negres preferable a celui d'aucun peuple de I'Europe. Par M.
Barre Saint-Venant. ... Paris^ Brochot [1802]. 8vo, pp. 516.
Maps. 3592
Catalogue of Barre Academy, Barre, Vt. Montpelier^ 1852.
8vo, pp. 16. H. 3593
Barreda [Br. D. Nicholas de la). Doctrina Christiana en
lengva Chinanteca, anadida la explicacion de los principales my$-
47^ BARRELL.
terios de la fee. Modo de baptizar en caso de necessidad, y de
ayudar a bien morir, y methodo de administracion de sacramentos.
Mexico^ Por los herederos de la viuda de Franc. Rodriguex Luper-
do, 1730. 4to. 3594
" 7 fnc, 95 pp. (chiff. 85)32 colonnes. Cette doctrine chretienne est sans nul doute
le seul livre qui existe maintenant sur la langue chinanteca ou chinacantequa ; puisque
la grammaire de Fr. de Cepeda, impr. a Mexico en 1560, in-4°, n'existe dans aucune
biblioth. connue (Cf. Ludewig, Bibliotheca glottica, p. 40). Cette langue est parlee
par les Indiens de Oaxaca, Mexique, dans les* districts de Quiechapa, Jalalog et Chuapan.
Une note mss. collee sur la couverture indique que ce vol. a ete donne a M. Melchior
Verheyen, voyageur, par le cure de Jalapillio, M. Mendoza." Title and note from Le-
clerq. Bib. Am., No. 117.
Barreiros. Commentarius de Ophira Regione apud Divin-
am Scripturam commemorata et ad earn Navlgatione. Conimbr^e^
1561. 4to. 3595
Bossi (Vita di Colombo, p. 61) says: "Gaspare Varrerio ... scrittore di un libro
erudiiissimo de Ophyra regione, dedicate nel 1550 al re di Portagallo, composto forse
molto tempo prima." A second dedication, however, dated 1560, shows that it was
not published before the date given above, when it was appended to :
Barreiros. Chorographia de alguns logares que stam em
hum caminho que fez Caspar Barreiros em o anno de m.d.xxxxvi
come^awdo na cidade de Badajoz ... tee a de Milam ... cow
alguwas outras obras. Coimhra^ loao Aluare%^ 1561. 4to.
The Commentarius is also appended to A Canisii De Locis S. Scripturae Hebraicis
Commentarius, ^/7^1'fr^/rf', 1600, 8vo; and, with the following title, to the " Novus
Orbis:"
Barreiros. Casparis Varrerii Lvsitani Commentarius de
Ophyra Regione, In sacris litteris Lib. iii. Regum h ii. Para-
lipomenon. Roterodam'i^ Apud loannem Leonardi Berevvout, 16 16.
8vo, (42) 1. H. 3597
Also to Joh. Is. Pontani Discussionum Historicarum Libri Duo, Hardero-vici Gel-
rorum, 1 637, 8vo ; and it is included in Criticorum Sacrorum Tomus Secundus,
Amstelodami, fol., 11. 1163-1182. (h.) Georgi mentions an edition, " Hardovici,
1627, 8vo," which is perhaps an error for 1637, as above. In catalogues, Barreiros
almost uniformly appear? under the Latin form Varrerius. " In this dissertation the
author disproves the then reigning opinion that the Ophir of King Solomon was
America. He tried to show, that Ophir was not far distant from ludaea, and certainly
in Asia. His reasoning is ingenious and learned."
Barrell (Charles, Henry F., George, and Samuel Brown).
Statement of Facts relative to the Conduct of Mr. Benjamin
Joy, Executor ... of the Late Joseph Barrell, Esq. of Charles-
town, [n. p.] August., 18 16. 8vo, pp. 20. H. 3598
Barrell (J.) The State of Gerrish and Barrell's Accounts
and Disputes, delivered Mr. Robert Sanderson and Mr. Nathaniel
BARRERE. 477
Bethune, June, 1751. By John BarrelL Boston^ ^IS^- 8vo,
pp. 46. ^ 3599
Barrenechea(Z). Juan de). Nueva obseruacion astronomica
del periodo tragico de los temblores grandes de la Tierra. Ex-
actamente arreglada a Europa, y Assia, y de la America, a los
Reynos del Peru, Chile, y Guathemala. Lima^ J. Gonzales de
Cossio^ 1734. 410,(14), 36 (3) 1. I Table, i Plate. 3600
Title from Leclerc, Bib. Am., No. ii8.
Barrera. Epistola a los missionarios de Mexico, por Alonso
de la Barrera. Madrid^ 1 63 1. 3601
Title from Ternaux, No. 529.
Barrere (B.) Emigration a Monte Video y a Buenos Ayres.
Par B. Barrere. Paris^ 1842. 8vo, pp. 52. 3602
" Sur la nombreuse emigration des Basques."
Barrere (P.) Essai sur Phistoire naturelle de la France
Equinoxiale. Ou denombrement Des Plantes, des Animaux &
des Mineraux, qui se trouvent dans I'Isle de Cayenne, les
risles de Remire, sur les Cotes de la Mer, & dans le Con-
tinent de la Guyane ... . Par Pierre Barrere ... . Paris^
P'lget^ M. DCC. XLi, l2mo, pp. xxiv., ^\^.^-Paris^ Veuve Piget^
M.DCC.xLi.x. i2mo, pp. xxiv., 315 (7). H. 3603
There are copies of the first edition on large paper. "In this little work the author
gives but a very imperfect idea of the natural treasures of those countries. The plants
are arranged alphabetically, under the names given them by Plumier & Tournefort." —
Biog. Uni-v.
Barrere. Nouvelle relation de la France Equinoxiale,
contenant La Description des Cotes de la Guiane; de I'Isle de
Cayenne; le Commerce de cette Colonie; les divers change-
mens arrives dans ce Pays ; & les Moeurs & Coutumes des dif-
ferens Peuples Sauvages qui I'habitent. Avec Des Figures
dessinees sur les lieux. Par Pierre Barrere, Correspondant de
I'Academie Royale des Sciences de Paris, Docteur & Professeur
en Medicine dans I'Universite de Perpignan; Medecin de I'Ho-
pital Militaire de la meme Ville, ci-devant Medicin-Botaniste
du Roi dans Tlsle de Cayenne. Paris^ P^g^U Damonneville^
Durand^ M. DCC. XLiii. l2mo, 4 p. 1., pp. 250 (l). 16 Plates,
3 Maps. c, H. 3604
" Barrere a decrit la maniere dont les Espagnols cultivent le riz, dans VWntoire de
r Academic des sciences (1743)." — Querard.
47^ BARRETO.
Barrere. Neue Reisen nach Guiana, Peru und durch das
siidliche Amerika ... aus dem Franzosischen der Herren Bar-
rere, Bouguer und de la Condamine iibersetzt. Mit vielen Kup-
fertafeln und Landkarten. Goettingen^ Ahram Vandenhbecks Wittwe.
1751. 8vo, pp. (14), 380 (12). (Sammlung neuer ... Reisen,
II" Theil.) H. 3605
Barres (F. W. Des). Tl^e Atlantic Neptune published for
the Use of the Royal Navy of Great Britain. By Joseph F. W.
Des Barres, Esq., under the directions of the R. H. Lords
Commissioners of the Admiralty. London^ I'j'j'j. 2 vols., Atlas
folio. 146 Maps. 3606
See Rich's Bibl. Am., Vol. i., 249, where three pages are occupied in describing this
Atlas, and it is justly termed "The most splendid collection of charts, plans and views
ever published. It was executed at the expense of the British Government, for the use of
the British navy, and no expense spared in its execution in order to render it a monu-
ment Worthy of the nation." The coast of Nova Scotia was surveyed by J. F. W. Des
Barres, Esq.; the coasts, harbors, &c., of St. Lawrence, in North America, by Major
Holland; those of New England, &c., by S. Holland, G. Sproule, C. Blascowitz, J.
Grant, and T. Wheeler; and those of North America, from New York south-west-
ward to the Gulf of Mexico, ftom various surveys.
Barres. Remarks on Des Barres' Chart of Boston Harbor.
1775. 4to. 3607
Title from Col. Aspin wall's Catalogue, No. 453.
Barres. The Sea Coast of Nova Scotia ; exhibiting the
diversities of the Coast, the banks, rocks, &c., v^^ith Remarks
and Directions for Navigation and Pilotage. Surveyed by Joseph
F. W. Des Barres, Esq. London^ '^111- Folio. 3608
Barret (J. R.) Speech ... In the House ... May 29, i860.
Washington [n. d.] 8vo, pp. 8. H. 3609
Barreto (Francisco). Rela^am diaria do sitio e tomada da
forte pra^a do Recife, recupera^ao das capitanias de Itamaraca,
Paraiba, Rio-Grande, Ciara e ilha de Fernando de Noronha, por
Francisco Barreto mestre de campa general do estado do Brasil
e gobernador de Pernambuco. Lhhoa^ Craesheeck^ 1654. 4to,
16 1. 3610
Title from Ternaux-Compans, No. 736.
Barreto (Nicholas). Contestacion al Manifesto que ha dado
el Escmo. S. D. Francisco de Arango sobre la Junta proyectada
en la Habana en Julio del ano de 1808. Habana^ 1821. Svo,
pp. 31, Errata, i 1. 36 11
BARRETT. 479
Barreto. Contestacion que da el Conde de Casa Barreto,
al papel de Escmo. Seiior D. Francisco de Arango ; contrayen-
dose en parte a los publicados por el Seiior D. Jose del mismo
appellido. Habana^ 182 1. 8vo, pp. 18. 3^12
Barrett (B. F.) Love toward Enemies and the Way to
Manifest it. A Sermon ... June 12th 1864. By B. F. Bar-
rett ... Philadelphia^ J. B. Lippincott Cff Co., 1864. i2mo, pp.
24. 3613
[Barrett (Jonathan Fay)]. Concord : a Poem, delivered
before the Lyceum, Concord, Mass., January 22, 1851 ... .
Boston^ Ticknor^ Reed^ and Fields^ M DCCC Ll. i6mo, pp. 32. H.
Barrett (Joseph C.) The Soldier Bird. A History of
" Old Abe," the Live War Eagle of the Eighth Wisconsin
Regiment. By Joseph C. Barrett. Chicago^ A, L. Sewell^ 1865.
8vo, pp. 61. 3615
Barrett (Joseph H.) Life of Abraham Lincoln ; with a
condensed view of his most important speeches. Also, a sketch
of the life of Hannibal Hamlin, of Maine. By Joseph H. Bar-
rett. Cincimiati, i860. C 36 1 6
Barrett. Life of Abraham Lincoln -, presenting his Early
History, Political Career, and Speeches, in and out of Congress;
also, a General View of his Policy as President of the United
States, with his Messages, Proclamations, Letters, etc., and a
Concise History of the War. By Joseph H. Barrett. Cincin-
nati: Aloore^ IVilstach cf Baldivin^ 1864. l2mo, pp. 518.+
[with] A History of his Eventful Administration, and of the
Scenes attendant upon his Tragic and Lamented Demise. Cin-
cinnatiy Moore^ Wilstach tff Baldwin^ 1865. 8vo, pp. 842.
Of this work. 100,000 copies have been sold.
Barrett. Das Leben und Wirken Abraham Lincoln's. Aus
dem Englischen frei iibersetzt von J. L. C. Eggers. Cincinnati^
Moore^ Wilstach i5 Co.^ 1864. Svo.-[- Cincinnati^ 1 866. 8vo.
Barrett-Lennard. See Lennard.
Barrett (S.) A Discourse, delivered before the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery Company, June 6, 1831 ... . By Samuel
Barrett ... . Cambridge^ 1831. 8vo, pp. 19. B., c. 3619
480 BARRINGER.
Barrett. A Discourse delivered ... Boston, on Fast Day,
April 10, 1851, by Samuel Barrett. ... Boston^ 1851. 8vo, pp.
15. H. 3620
Barrett. ... A Sermon, preached ... March 4, 1838. In
Consequence of the Late Duel in Washington. By Samuel Bar-
rett ... . \_Boston\ 1838. 8vo, pp. 18. B. 3621
Barrett. Two Discourses, preached ... February 10, 1850,
on the Completion of the Twentyfifth Year of his Ministry, by
Samuel Barrett. ... Boston^ printed by Tuttle ^ Dennett^ 1850,
8vo, pp. 40. H. 3622
Also : A Sermon ... at the Ordination of the Rev. Moses G. Thomas ... Con-
cord, N. H. February 2.5, 1829 Boston, Leonard C. BoivIeSy 1829. i2mo,
pp. 25. H. Afterwards published as a tract on religious experience. A Sermon ...
at the Installation of the Rev. George R. Noyes ... in Petersham, Oct. 15, 1834.
Boston, Charles Boiven, 1834. l2mo, pp. 24. H. A Sermon, preached ... August
9, 1832, the Day appointed for fasting ... on account of the Approach of the Cholera.
By Samuel Barrett ... . Boston, 1832. 8vo, pp. 18. h.
Barrett (S. A.) Maintonomah, and other Poems. By S.
A. Barrett. New-York^ Cady ^ Burgess^ mdcccxlix. i2mo,
pp. 209. B. 6: H. 3623
Barrett (Walter), pseudon. See [Scoville (Joseph A.)]
Barrett (W. G.) Baptist Mission in Jamaica. A Reply
to the Circular of the Committee of the Baptist Missionary
Society. By William Garland Barrett ... . London [1842].
8vo, pp. 16. H. 3624
Barrick (Richard). The Life and Dying Confessions of
Richard Barrick, and John Sullivan, Highway Robbers, together
with the last words of Alexander White, Murderer and Pirate,
... Executed at Cambridge, ... November 18. 1784. Printed
and Sold at Worcester. Sold also by Edward Houghton^ Post-
Rider., 1784. i2mo, pp. 12. 3625
Barrillon. Politique de la France et de I'humanite dans le
conflit americain par Barrillon ... . Paris., Guillaumin et O',
1861. 8vo, pp. 40. H. 3626
Barringer (D. M.) Speech of Mr. D. M. Barringer, of
North Carolina, on the Tariff ... in the House ... July i,
1846. [Washington., n. d.] 8vo, pp. 15. H. 3627
HARRINGTON. 481
Harrington (D.) Miscellanies by the Honourable Daines
Barrington. ... London^ B. White ^ and J. Nichols^ M DCC Lxxxi.
4to, pp. iv., viii., 557 (i). 2 Maps and 4 Tables. h. 3628
Contains the celebrated "Tracts on the possibility of approaching the North-Pole."
In these tracts are laid down the results of numerous inquiries addressed to whaling
captains, especially to those who frequented the coasts of Labrador and Greenland. A
large part of Dr. Scoresby's " Arctic regions" is devoted to a discussion of the facts
collected by Barrington. Also contains, " Whether the Turkey was known before the
Discovery of America," and Francisco Antonio Maurelle's " Journal of a Spanish
Voyage in 1775, to explore the Western Coast of N. America."
Barrington. The Possibility of reaching the North Pole
asserted. By the Hon. D. Barrington. A New Edition. With
an Appendix, containing Papers on the Same Subject, and on
A North West Passage. By Colonel Beaufoy, f.r.s. Illus-
trated with a Map of the North Pole, according to the Latest
Discoveries. Second Edition. London^ T. and J. Allman^ i8i8.
8vo, pp. xxiv., 258. Map. H. + The possibility of approach-
ing the North Pole [etc.] New-Tor k^ James Eastburn iff Co,^
1818. 8vo, pp. 187. Map. B.-[-New York^ 1819. 8vo, pp.
187. Map. c. 3629
Set Monthly Review, New Series, lxxxv., 418.
Barrington. Instances of Navigators who have reached
High Northern Latitudes. Read at a Meeting of the Royal
Society, May 19, 1774. [Signed Daines Barrington, f.r.s.
London^ Benjamin White^ I774-] 4^0? PP- 8. H. 363O
Barrington. Additional instances of Navigators who have
reached High Northern Latitudes lately received from Holland.
[1776.] 4to, pp. 2. 3631
[Barrington.] The Probability of reaching the North Pole
discussed. ... London^ C. Hey dinger^ m.dcc.lxxv. 4to, Title,
pp. 155. H. 3632
Page 91 is a half title, "A Supplement to the Probability," etc., and page 93 a
title, "Additional Instances," etc.; page 113 is a half title, "A Second Supplement,"
etc.; and page 115, a title, "Observations on the Floating Ice which is Found In
High Northern and Southern Latitudes. To which are added Experiments on the
Freezing of Sea Water. By B. Higgins, m.d.," etc. London^ m. dcc. lxxvi. This
work caused the memorable voyage undertaken by Captain Phipps.
Barrington (Shute), Bishop. The Political Life of William,
Viscount Barrington, Compiled by his Brother. London., 1814.
4to, pp. 207, Index, 2 1. Portrait. 3^33
Includes his letters on American afiairs.
Barrington (W. L.) Reflections on Some of the Results
61
482 BARRON.
of the Late American War : being A Lecture, delivered in the
Friends' Institute ... March 29th, 1866. By William L. Bar-
rington ... . Dublin^ 1866. 8vo, pp. 43. H. 3634
Barrio. Noticia sobre el terreno carbonifero de Coronel i
Lota, sobre los trabajos de esplotacion [j/V] en el emprendidos
\jic~\ por Don Paulino del Barrio, injeniero de minas. Santiago^
1857. -'■"^P- ^^°^ PP- ^^7- 5 Plates. 3^35
Barrios (G.) Manifesto of Don Gerardo Barrios, Captain
General and President of the Republic of San Salvador, to his
Fellow Citizens. Translated from the Spanish. Nueva Tork^
S. Hallet^ 1864. 8vo, pp. 52. H. 3636
Barritt (F. F.) East and West ; or. The Beauty of Wil-
lard's Mill. By Mrs. Frances Fuller Barritt. New Tork, Beadle
and Company. i2mo. 3^37
"A romance of western life and adventure."
Barritt. The Land-Claim : a Story of the Upper Missouri.
By Mrs. F. F. Barritt. New Tork^ Beadle and Company.
i2mo. 3638
Barroilhet. Consideraciones sobre la requeza del Peru ;
por Carlos Barroilhet. Paris .^ impr. d^Aubusson et Kugelmann^
1859. 8vo, pp. 33. 3639
Barroilhet (C.) Grandeza d decadencia del Peru ; por
Carlos Barroilhet. P^m, impr. d^Jubusson et Kugelmann.^ 1858.
8vo, pp. 30 3640
Barroilhet. Opusculo sobre el Huano, dedicado a la nacion
peruana, por Carlos Barroilhet. Paris, impr. Walder, 1857.
8vo, pp. 104. 3641
Barroilhet. Examen critico de un opusculo sobre el
huano ; por Carlos Barroilhet. Paris, impr. Kugelmann, i860.
8vo, pp. 31. 3642
Barron (J.) Proceedings of a Court of Inquiry, Held at the
Navy yard, Brooklyn, New York, upon Captain James Barron
of the United States' Navy, in May, 1821. Washington, J.
Gideon, 1822. 8vo, pp. III. 3^43
Barron. Proceedings of the General Court Martial convened
for the Trial of Commodore James Barron, Captain Charles
Gordon, Mr. William Hook, and Captain John Hall of the
BARROS. 483
United States Ship Chesapeake, in the month of January 1808.
Published by order of the Navy Department. JVashington^
Printed by Jacob Gideon^ Jr.^ 1822. 8vo, pp. 496. 3^44
Barron. Correspondence. See Decatur (Stephen).
[Barron (William)]. History of the Colonization of the Free
States of Antiquity, applied to the Present Contest between
Great Britain and her American Colonies. With Reflections
concerning the Future Settlement of these Colonies. London^
T. Cadell^ M DCC Lxxvii. 4to, pp. vii. (i), 151. C, H. 3644^
Barros [P. Andre de). Vida do apostolico padre Antonio
Vieyra da Companhia de Jesus, chamado por antonomasia o
grande : acclamado no Mundo por principe dos oradores evan-
gelicos, pregador incomparavel dos reys de Portugal, Varao
esclarecido em virtudes, e letras divinas, e humanas ; restaurador
das missowes do Maranhao, e Para. ... Pelo P. Andre de Barros
da companhia de Jesus. Lhboa^ na nova Officina Sylviana^ 1746'
Folio, 12 p. 1., pp. 686. Portrait of Vieyra. 3^45
" Le P. Andre de Barros, ne a Lisbonne en 1697, superieur de la maison professc de
cette ville, fut charge par I'Academie royale de Thistoire du Portugal d'ecrire les me-
moires ecclesiastiques de Teveche d'Algarve. II mourut a Lisbonne en 1794.'' — Li
Clerc. I have a MS. catalogue of books relating to Brazil, compiled by the late
Mr. Ludewig, in which he quotes an edition, Lisboa, officina de Miguel Rodrigue%^
1736, 4to. " Father Vieyra was most zealous in converting the Indians of Brazil, but
was much persecuted by the Portuguese inhabitants for opposing their making slaves
of them as fast as they became Christians, which, it appears, they had previously done,
as a thing of course." — Rich.
Barros Arana. See Alvarez de Toledo (F.), (No. 973),
Yves d'Evreux, and Perrot (N.)
Barros e Sousa de Mesquita de Macedo Leitao e Car-
VALHOSA (Manuel Francis de.) See Santarem [Viscount de).
Barros (Joam de). Asia de Joam de Barros dos|fectos que
OS Portugueses fize- | ram no descobrimento & conquista dos
ma- 1 res & terras diO\OnQnX.t.\Impres5a per Germano Galharde
em\Lixboa : a xxviij. de 'Junho\anno de m. v. lij. | 2 p. 1., Text
folioed I to 128. Segunda decada da Asia de Joa;w|de Barros dos
feitos que os| Portugueses fizeram no|descobrime;zto & cowquista
dos mares & ter-| ras do oriente. | Impressa per Germano Gal-
harde em\Lixboa. aos. xxliiij. dias de\Mar^o de M. D. L. iij. 2 p.
and 143 1. Decada Terceirajda Asia de|Ioa;wo de Barros :| dos
feitos qve os Por-| tvgveses fezera;770 no descobri-| mento & con-
quista dos mares & terras | do Oriente. | Dirigida ao Senado da
484 BARROW.
Cama- 1 ra desta cidade de Lisboa. [Vignette] Em Lisboa \ Com
todas as Ucen^as necessarias. | Impressa per lorge Rodriguex. Anno
de 1628. 1 Aa custa de Antonio Gon^aluex mercador de liuros. \ Folio,
10 p. L, Text, 262 1. 3646
This is a most important collection, consisting of eight decades in all. Decades 11.
and HI. contain some particulars concerning Magellan, the discovery of America,
Brazil, etc, Diego do Couto assisted in the compilation, and a complete set of these
" Autores Dignos de Eterna Fama," is certainly " one of the rarest and most impor-
tant in the whole range of Portuguese literature." I have not thought it necessary to
describe the other decades. A perfect copy of the Decada vi. is of the greatest rarity,
nearly all the copies having been destroyed by fire. Concerning this work, see Da Silva
Diccionario Bibliographia Portuguez, in., 3225 Oliveyra, Memoires Historiquos y Lit-
teraires de Portugal ; Bibliotheca Grenvilliana, Vol. i., 60 ; and Meuselius, Vol. 11.,
Part II., 28. Brunet remarks that the original editions are presque introuvables. An
imperfect set sold at Puttick's, in i860, for £19 15s. There was an Italian transla-
tion of Decades i. and 11., with the following title :
Barros. L'Asia del Sig. Giovanni di Barros, consigliero del
christianissimo Re di Portogallo, de fatti dei Portoghesi nello
scoprimento e conquiste de mari e terre di Oriente. Venetia^
1561-62. 2 vols., 4to. 3647
Barros. Da Asia de loao de Barros e de Diogo de
Couto nova edi^ao ... . Lisboa^ Na Regia Officina Typografica^
MDCCLXxviii.-M.DCCLXxxi. 15 vols., sm. 8vo. Portrait. h.
The work of Barros fills eight volumes. Vol, ix. is a " Vida .., de Barros por
Manoel Severim de Faria e indice geral .„ ."
Barros (Jose Mauricio Fernandes Pereira). Apontomentos
de Direito financeiro brasileiro. Rio de Janeiro^ Typ de E. &
H. Laenimert^ 1855. Svo, pp. 431. 3^49
Barros (Joao Borges de). Rela^ao summara dos funebres
obsequios, que se iizeram na cidade da Bahia a memoria do sr.
dr. Manuel de Mattos Botelho, provisor e governador do biz-
paeto de Marianna. Lisboa^ na Reg. Off. Silviana^ 1745' 4^0.
Barrot. Piezas Officiales relativas a los Acontecimientis de
Cartajena en Julio i Agosto del presente ano conexionados con
la persona del Sr Adolfo Barrot, Consul Frances en aquella
plaza. Bogota^ ^833. Svo, pp. 120, Supplement (1834), 39.
Barrow (Alexander). Speech ... on the Oregon Question.
Delivered in the Senate of the U. S,, on the 30th of March, 1846.
[^IVashington^ 1846.] 8vo, pp, 16, H, 3652
Barrow (C.) On the Affairs of the West Indies. By C.
Barrow. London.^ 1830. 8vo, pp, 16. 3^53
BARROW. 485
[Barrow (John).] A Chronological Abridgment or History
of Discoveries made by Europeans in different parts of the
world. London^ ^75^- 3 vols., i2mo. • 3^54
Republished, with the following title :
Barrow. A Collection of Authentic, Useful and Entertain-
ing Voyages and Discoveries. By John Barrow, Esq. London^
G. Knox^ 1764, 1765. 3 vols., i2mo. + Also London^ 1783-
Includes Columbus, Vasco de Gama, Drake, Raleigh, Cavendish, etc. See M. R.,
XXXII., 481.
Barrow. Abrege chronologique, ou Histoire des decouvertes
des Europeens dans les difFerentes parties du monde : extraite
des Relations les plus exacte et des voyages les plus veridiques,
par. M. Barrow, traduite de I'anglois par M. Targe. Paris ^ Sail-
lant-Desaint et Panckoucke^ 1 766. 12 vols., l2mo. s. 3656
" Cet abrege, fait avec une methode qui manque a I'Histoire generale des Voyages,
de I'abbe Prevost, a du avoir du succes avant la publication de Tabrege de cette histoire,
par la Harpe." — Querard.
Barrow. A Voyage to Cochinchina, in the Years 1792 and
1793 ... . By John Barrow ... . With several Engravings by
Medland, coloured ... . London^ T. Cadell and W. Davies^ 1806.
4to, pp. xviii. (2), 447. H. 3657
Pages 72-136, with two plates and a map, relate to "Rio de Janeiro" and "The
Brazils."
Barrow. Voyage a la Cochinchine par les iles de Madere,
de TenerifFe, le cap Vert, le Bresil et Tile de Java, en 1792-93,
traduit de I'anglais, par Malte-Brun, avec des notes. Paris^
Buisson^ 1807. 2 vols., 8vo, and Atlas, 4to. 3658
Barrow [Sir John). An Auto-Biographical Memoir of Sir
John Barrow, Bart. ... including Reflections, Observations, and
Reminiscences at home and abroad, from Early Life to Advanced
Age. ... London^ John Murray^ 1847. ^^^^ PP- ^^"j 5^5- -P^^"
trait. c, H. 3659
"A Voyage to the Greenland Whale Fishery," pp. 16-28 ; War and Peace with
America} The Arctic Voyages, 325-334. See N. A. R., lxvi., 348.
Barrow (John). A Chronological History of Voyages into
the Arctic Regions \ undertaken chiefly for the purpose of dis-
covering a North-East, North- West, or Polar Passage between
the Atlantic and Pacific, from the Earliest Periods of Scandi-
navian Navigation to the Departure of the Recent Expeditions
under the orders of Captains Ross and Buchan. ... By John Bar-
486 BARROW.
row, F.R.S. London^ John Murray^ 1 818. 8vo, pp. (6), 379, 48.
Map and 3 Woodcuts. c, h. 3660
Another edition, brought down to 1848, contains a translation of Maldonado's
fiimous voyage from the Atlantic to the Pacific, with cuts. An elaborate work,
written while the author was Secretary to the Admiralty, with full command of the
needful materials. See Monthly Review, lxxxviii., 62; Q. R., hi., 194.
Barrow. Histoire Chronologique des Voyages vers le pole
arctique ... depuis les premieres navigations des Scandinaves
jusqu'a Texpedition faite en 1818. Traduit ... par ... [de Fau-
conpret]. Paris^ Gide Jils^ 1819. 2 vols., 8vo. Maps. 3661
[Barrow.] The Eventful History of the Mutiny and Pirati-
cal Seizure of H. M. S. Bounty ; its Cause and Consequences.
Illustrated by Six Etchings, from Original Drawings by Lieut. -
Colonel Battey. London^ John Murray^ mdcccxxxi. l6mo,
pp. ix., 356. H. 3662
Reprinted, with the following title :
[Barrow.] A Description of Pitcairn's Island and its In-
habitants. With an authentic Account of the Mutiny of the
Ship Bounty, and of the subsequent Fortunes of the Mutineers.
London^ John Murray^ 1 839. -f [Reprinted.] New Tork^ Harpers^
1839. i^mo,-\- London^ 1847. i6mo. s. 3663
The two preceding books scarcely belong to " Americana," except that the object
of the Bounty's voyage was to convey the bread-fruit tree to the West Indies. See
Bligh (W.)
Barrow. The Geography of Hudson's Bay: being the re-
marks of Captain W. Coats, in many Voyages to that Locality,
between the years 1727 and 1751. With an Appendix, con-
taining extracts from the Log of Capt. Middleton on his Voyage
for the Discovery of the North- West Passage, in H. M. S.
"Furnace" in 1741-2. Edited by John Barrow, Esq. Lon-
don^ Printed for the Hakluyt Society^ M DCCC Lll. 8vo, 4 p. 1.,
pp. x., 146. 3664
Barrow. The Life of George Lord Anson, Admiral of the
Fleet; Vice-Admiral of Great Britain; and First Lord Commis-
sioner of the Admiralty, previous to, and during, the Seven-
Years' War. By Sir John Barrow ... . London^ Murray^
MDCCCXXxiv. 8vo, pp. xxxix., 484. Portrait. c. & h. 3665
Barrow. The Life of Richard, Earl Howe, k.g.. Admiral
of the Fleet and General of Marines. Bv Sir John Barrow,
BARROW. 487
Bart., F.R.s. London^ Murray^ MDCCCXxxviii. 8vo, pp. xvi.,
432. Portrait and Fac-similes. C h. H. 3666
Contains an account of his services in command of the American fleet, engagement
with Count D'Estaing's squadron, &c. See Ed. and Qu. Reviews.
Barrow. Life, Voyages, and Exploits of Admiral Sir Francis
Drake, with numerous Original Letters from him and the Lord
High Admiral to the Queen and great Officers of State. Com-
piled from MSS. in the State Paper Office, British Museum,
and the Archives of Madrid, never before published. By John
Barrow, Esq. London^ John Murray^ 1843. ^^^1 PP* 44^- ^*
Reprinted and abridged. London, 1842. i2mo, pp. 200. + 1844. limo. -\-Nrw
Torky 1846. i2mo.
Barrow. Memoirs of the Naval Worthies of Queen Eliza-
beth's Reign; of their Gallant Deeds, Daring Adventures, and
Services in the Infant State of the British Navy, with brief
Biographical Notices of the respective Commanders : illustrated
by numerous Autograph Letters and other unpublished Docu-
ments. By John Barrow, Esq. f.r.s. London^ John Murray^
1845. 8vo, pp. 512. 3668
Comprising accounts of the American voyages of Frobisher, Davis, Gilbert, Haw-
kins, Drake, Cavendish, and others, from unpublished sources.
Barrow. Voyages of Discovery and Research within the
Arctic Regions, from the Year 1818 to the Present Time : under
the command of the several Naval Officers employed by Sea and
Land in search of a North-west Passage from the Atlantic to
the Pacific, with Two Attempts to reach the North Pole.
Abridged and arranged from the Original Narratives, with Occa-
sional Remarks, by Sir J. Barrow, Bart. London^ John Murray^
1846. 8vo, pp. 544. Portrait and Plates. -\- New Tork^ Harpers^
1846. i2mo. 3669
Barrow. A Letter to John Barrow, Esq., on the subject of
Polar Expeditions ; or the Reviewer Reviewed. London^ Ridg-
way^ 1 8 19. 8vo, pp. 16. 3670
Barrow. A Letter to John Barrow, Esq. f.r.s. on the late
Extraordinary and Unexpected Hyperborean Discoveries [of
Ross, Parry, &c.] For Private Perusal only. London.^ W. Pople^
1826. 8vo, pp. 46. H. 3671
•* Another edition, with some alterations, was printed in the same year, and with
the addition to this title 'made by a Quarterly Reviewer and Captain Parry.'" — O.
Rich.
488 BARRUEL-BEAUVERT.
Barrow (John). Facts relating to North Eastern Texas,
condensed from Notes made during a Tour through that por-
tion of the United States. By John Barrow. London^ Simpkin
& Co., 1849. 8vo, pp. 68. Map. p. 3672
Barrow (Robert). See [Dickinson (Jonathan)].
Barrow (Robert Ruffin). ... A Miscellaneous Essay on the
Political Parties of the Country, the Rise of Abolitionism and the
Impolicy of Secession. By R. R. Barrow. New Orleans, L.
Marchand, Printer, 1861. 8vo, pp. 20. H. 3673
Barrow (W.) Speech of Mr. Washington Barrow, of Ten-
nessee, on the Reference of the Presidents Annual Message,
delivered in the House. ... January 24, 1848. Washington,
1848. 8vo, pp. 15. H. 3674
Barrows (E. P.) A View of the American Slavery Ques-
tion. By E. P. Barrows, Jr. ... New York, John S. Taylor,
1836. 24mo, pp. 114. 3675
Barrows. The High School PoHcy of Massachusetts, by
Rev. W. Barrows .... From the New Englander for November,
1858. New Haven, 1858. 8vo, pp. 22. B., H. 3676
Barrows. Honor to the Brave. A discourse delivered Aug.
23, 1863. By Rev. William Barrows. Boston, John M.
Whittemore ^ Co., 1863. 8vo, pp. 19. 3^77
Barrows. Our War and our Religion : and their Harmony.
A Discourse delivered in the Old South Church, Reading, Mass.,
March 2, 1862. By William Barrows, Pastor. Boston, J. M.
Whittemore ^ Co., 1862. 8vo, pp. 19. B. 3678
Barrows. Shall we legislate .? Alcohol and the Common-
wealth ... By Rev. W. Barrows. Boston, 1851. 8vo, pp. 42.
Barrows. The War and Slavery ; and their Relations to
each other. A Discourse, delivered in the Old South Church,
Reading, Mass., December 28, 1862. By Rev. William Bar-
rows. Boston, 1863. 8vo, pp. 18. H. 4- Second Edition. Bos-
ton, John M. Whittemore & Co., 1863. 8vo, pp. 18. B. 3680
Barruel-Beauvert (P. A. de). Bombardement et entiere
destruction de Grey-Town. 2"^*" lettre du delegue de la popula-
tion fran9aise de Grey-Town (Royaume mosquite, Amerique
Barry. 489
Centrale) ... . [Signed Philippe Auguste de Barruel-Beauvert.]
Paris^ 20 Septembre^ 1856. 8vo, pp. 41 (i). H. 3681
Barry (E. D.) A Discourse delivered in St. Matthew's
Church, Jersey City, December, 1845. By the Rev. Edmund
D.Barry ... containing Historical Notices of the ... Parish ... .
New-Tork^ Stanford Iff Swords^ 1846. 8vo, pp. 24. H. 3682
[Barry {Lieut. Henry)]. The Advantage which America
derives from her Commerce, Connexion, and Dependance on
Britain. Addressed to the People of America. 1775. 8vo,
pp. 16. M. 3683
[Barry (Henry)]. Answers to Strictures on a Pamphlet
entitled a " Friendly address to all reasonable Americans, on the
subject of our Political confusions". Boston^ \']']\, 8vo.
The Strictures are attributed to General Henry Lee. The Friendly Address is by
Dr. Thomas Cooper.
Barry (J. S.) A Genealogical and Biographical Sketch of the
Name and Family of Stetson ; from the Year 1634, to the Year
1847. By J<^hn Stetson Barry. ... Boston^ the Author^ 1847.
8vo, pp. 116. H. 3685
Barry. A Historical Sketch of the Town of Hanover,
Mass., with Family Genealogies. By John S. Barry ... . Boston^
Samuel G. Drake^ 1853. ^vo, pp. 448. Woodcuts. h. 3686
Barry. The History of Massachusetts. ... By John Stetson
Barry ... . Boston^ the Author^ 1855-57. 8vo, pp. xii., 516 \
xii., 514; xii., 468. H. 3687
Vol. I. The Colonial Period, Phillips, Sampson^ and Company, 1855 j 11. The Pro-
vincial Period, 1857 ; iii. The Commonwealth Period, 1857. See North American
Review, lxxxv., 266.
Barry (P.) The Theory and Practice of the International
Trade of the United States and England, and of the Trade of
the United States and Canada ; with Tables of Federal Cur-
rency, Canadian Currency and Sterling, Exchange Formulas,
&c., by P. Barry. Chicago, D. B. Cooke ^ Co., 1858. c.
Barry (Pat.) American and Indian Transit. London, 1859.
8vo. 3689
Barry (T.) Narrative of the Singular Adventures and Cap-
tivity of Mr. Thomas Barry among the Munsipi Indians, in the
unexplored regions of North America, during the years 1797,
62
490 BARSTOW.
1798, and 1799; including the manners, customs, &c. of that
tribe ; also a particular account of his escape, accompanied by an
American Female ; the extraordinary hardships they encoun-
tered, and their safe arrival in London. Written by Himself.
London, Neil, 1800. i2mo, Colored Plate. 3690
"Probably a fictitious narrative." — Rich. See M. R., xxxv., 2,14.
Barry (W.) A History of Framingham, Massachusetts, in-
cluding the Plantation, from 1640 to the Present Time, with an
Appendix, containing a Notice of Sudbury and its First Proprie-
tors ; also, a Register of the Inhabitants of Framingham before
1800, with Genealogical Sketches: By William Barry ... Boston,
James Monroe and Coinpany, 1847. 8vo, pp. iv., 456. c. & H.
Barry (W. T.) Address of William T. Barry, ... to the
Peopleof the United States. Washington, \%i^\. 8vo, pp. 24. H.
Barry. Letter of William T. Barry, Postmaster General, to
the House of Representatives of the United States ; Reviewing
the Report of the Select Committee of that House, appointed to
investigate the affairs of the Post Office Department. March 2,
1835. Washington, printed by Blair and Rives, 1835. 8vo, pp.
30. H. 3693
Barstow (A. C.) Speeches of Hon. A. C. Barstow, Rev.
Geo. T. Day, Rev. A. Woodbury, Hon. Thomas Davis, and
Resolutions adopted at a Meeting ... in Providence, R. L, De-
cember 2d, 1859, on the ... Execution of John Brown. Provi-
dence, i860. 8vo, pp. 32. H. 3694
Barstow (B.) A Letter to the Hon. James Buchanan, Pre-
sident Elect ... . By Benjamin Barstow, of Salem, Mass.
Concord, N. H., 1857. ^^^^ PP- ^^- "• 3^95
Barstow. Speech of Benjamin Barstow, of Salem, on the
Abolition Propensities of Caleb Cushing. Delivered at the
Massachusetts National Democratic Convention, held at Bos-
ton, Sept. 22, 1853. ••• Boston, 1853. ^^^1 PP- '^- "• 3^9^
Barstow (G.) The History of New Hampshire from its Dis-
covery, in 1614, to the Passage of the Toleration Act, in 18 19.
By George Barstow. Concord, I. S. Boyd, June 4, 1842. 8vo,
pp. iv., 456, Errata, r slip. Portraits. h.-|- Second Edition.
Boston, Little, Brown & 0., Jan . 20, 1853. ^^^5 PP* ^^-^ 45^*
c. 3697
BARTHELEMY. 49I
Barstow. War the Only Means of preserving our Nation-
ality. An Oration, delivered at San Jose ... Cal. July 4, 1864,
By George Barstow. San Francisco^ 1864. 8vo, pp. 16. h.
Barstow (Wm. A.) The trial in the Supreme Court ... on
the relation of Alex. Bashford vs Wm. A. Barstow contesting
the rio-ht to the office of Governor of Wisconsin ... Madison^
Wis.^ 1856. 8vo, pp. 368. p. 3699
Barstow (Z. S.) Remarks on the "Preliminary History'*
of Two Discourses by the Rev. Aaron Bancroft, d.d. By
Zedekiah S. Barstow. ... 5f//(5wji^^//j, 1821. 8vo, pp. 24. H., M.
Also: ... A Sermon ... at Acworth, N, H. October 14, 1829, at the Installation
of Rev. Moses G. Grosvenor ... . Boston, 1829. 8vo, pp. 27 (l). h. ... A Ser-
mon ... Nov. 5, 1857, at the Ordination of the Rev. Charles Greenwood ... in
Westmoreland. ... Keene, 1858. 8vo, pp. 16. h.
Bart (T. M.) Considerations philosophiques et politiques
sur le regime des colonies. Bordeaux^ 1801. 8vo. c. 3701
Barth (Christian Gottlieb). Der Negerkonig Zamba. Eine
Sklavengeschichte. Seitenstiick zu „ Onkel Tom's Hiitte."
Nach dem Englischen bearbeitet. Zweite Auflage. Stuttgart^
J. F. Steinkopf^ 1865. 8vo, pp. 232. Engraving. 3702
Barth. Unipkautsit 52git maggoertorlugit Bibelemit. Illin-
niarringnut kittorngarenullo illingajut. Calev^ Barthib sonnal-
auktangit; Stuttgart^ J. F. Steinkopfib nelilauktangit, 1852. I2mo,
pp. vi., 205. Woodcuts. 3703
Bible stories in the Esquimaux language.
Barthe (J. G.) Le Canada Reconquis par la France. Par
J.-G. Barthe. Suivi de Pieces Justificatives Ouvrage illustre de
six Gravures et une Carte. Paris^ Ledoyen^ 1855. 8vo, 8 pi. 1.,
pp. 416, Table, i 1. c. 3704
Barthe. Lettre sur le Canada. A M. de Monmerque,
conseiller a la Cour royale de Paris ... . Paris^ irnpr. de Remquet^
1854. 8vo. 3705
Barthelemy (Auguste Marseille). A M. J. K. Polk, pre-
sident des Etats-Unis. L'Amerique. Paris^ impr. de Lange-
Levy^ 1848. 8vo. 3706
Barthelemy (Peter). Supreme Court. In Error. P.
Barthelemy & L. de Bullion for Conspiracy and Libel against
the Rev. A. Verrcn, versus the People. ... ist. — Opening Argu-
492 BARTHOLOMEW.
ment for the PlaintifFs in Error. 2d — Argument of J. R. Whit-
ing ... for the Maintenance of the Trial — the Charge of the
Recorder ... The Sentence and Execution complained of. 3d. —
Closing Argument for the Reversal of the whole Proceeding, by
H. M. Western & Clinton Dewitt, of Counsel for the Defence
... . [n. p., 1841.] 8vo. pp. 98. H. 37(37
Barthelemy. Letter to the Right Reverend Benjamin T.
Onderdonk, d.d. ... in reply to his Congratulations to the Rev.
Antoine Verren, Tried and Acquitted for ... Perjury. By P.
Barthelemy. New Tork^ Casserly and Sons^ 1842. 8vo, pp. 14.
H. 3708
Barthelemy-Hadot [Mad. Marie Adele). Guillaume Penn,
ou les premiers colons de la Pensylvanie. Par'is.^ Pigoreau^ 1816.
3 vols., i2mo. 3709
This and the following are probably fictions :
Barthelemy-Hadot. La revoke de Boston, ou la jeune
hospitaliere. Paris^ Lecointe et Durey^ 1820. 3 vols., i2mo.
Barthelmess. Bibliographic der Freimaurerei in Amerika,
zusammengestellt von R. Barthelmess, m.d. New Tork^ 1856.
8vo, pp. 48. 371 1
Barthema. See Varthema.
Bartholomew (Andrew). A Dissertation on the qualifica-
tions necessary to a lawful profession, and enjoying special ordi-
nances, &c. Hartford [^i J 6c)~\. i2mo, pp. 47. 37^2
Bartholemew. Sermon before the Association of Litch-
field County, Goshen, October 2, 1766. By Andrew Bartholo-
mew. Hartford^ ^1^1- 8vo, pp. 32. 37 '3
Bartholomew (E.) State of the Accounts of Edward Bar-
tholomew, Collector of Excise for the City and County of Phila-
delphia, From the time of his Appointment, Nov. 21, 1782, to
the 22d of Nov. 1783. In which is exhibited, the Amount of
the Monies received by him, on account of Excise accrued
before his Appointment ; and the Amount of Monies received
on account of Excise accruing within the period aforesaid ; to-
gether with a list of the Persons by whom the same were paid.
Also the Payments thereof to the Treasurer. Likewise the
Excise accruing since the time of his Appointment, which is
represented to be still outstanding. And the amount of the
BARTLETT. 493
Quantity exported. Philadelphia^ Printed by J. Bailey^ ...
M,DCC,LXXiv. 8vo, pp. 25. P. 3714
Title misprinted 1774 for 1784.
Bartholomew. State of the Accounts of Edward Bartholo-
mew, Esq. Collector of Excise for the City and County of
Philadelphia, From the 22d of Nov. 1783, to the 22d of Nov.
1784. ... Philadelphia^ Printed by J. Bailey^ ... m.dcc.lxxxv.
8vo, pp. 27. P- 3715
Bartholomew. State of the Accounts of Edward Bartholo-
mew, Esquire ; Collector of Excise, Philadelphia City and
County; From the time to which his Accounts were last settled,
to the 31st December, 1785, inclusive. Philadelphiti^ Printed
by Robert Aitken^ ... M,DCC,LXXXVi. 8vo, pp. 23. P. 3716
Bartholomew (J.) Black's Atlas of North America. A
Series of Twenty Maps constructed and engraved by John Bar-
tholomew. With Introductory Letter-Press and a Complete
Index. Edinburgh^ Adam and Charles Blacky mdccclvl Folio,
pp. 39. 20 Maps. H. 3717
Bartholomew (J. G.) The Hour of Peril. A Sermon ...
in Roxbury ... April 21, 1861. By Rev. J. G. Bartholomew.
Boston^ 1 86 1. 8vo, pp. 20. H. 3718
Bartholomew (Orlo). An Address : delivered at Augusta,
[Oneida County, N. Y.] September 7th, 1847, on the P'iftieth
Anniversary of the Formation of the Congregational Church.
By Orlo Bartholomew. Hamilton \^N. T.], 1849. 8vo, pp.
25. s. 3719
Bartlet (W. S.) The frontier Missionary: a Memoir or
the Life of the Rev. Jacob Bailey, a.m.. Missionary at Pownal-
borough, Maine; Cornwallis and Annapolis, N. S. ; with Illus-
trations, Notes, and an Appendix. By William S. Bartlet,
a.m., ... With a Preface by Right Rev. George Burgess, d.d.,
... Boston^ Ide and Button^ 1853. ^^'^^ PP- ^^•'> 3^5 (^)- ■^^^"
traits and Woodcuts. h. 3720
Contains interesting details of eastern border lite during the Revolutionary War.
[Bartlett (Bailey.?)]. Remarks on the Proceedings of the
Episcopal Conventions for forming an American Constitution.
Addressed to the Publick. With Proposals for them in P'uture
Conventions. And an Account of the Plan proposed for an
494 BARTLETT.
American Church. By a Layman. Printed by S, Hail^ Boston^
MDCCLXXXVI. 8V0, pp. 8. H. 372I
" Mr. Bartlett of Haverhill." — MS. note on the copy in Har'v. Coll. Library.
Bartlett (C. R.) An Account of the rise and progress of
the Malignant Fever, commonly called the Yellow Fever !
which lately appeared in Newport^ — ... By Charles R. Bartlett,
M.D. To which is added some Remarks on the Conduct of the
Author, and others immediately concerned in this first transac-
tion of this unfortunate affair. Newport^ Dion Farnsworth^ iSoi.
8vo, pp. 43. 3722
" At the end is Moses Brown's account of those who died in Providence of the
disease." — J. R. Bartlett.
Bartlett (D. W.) ... The Life of Gen. Franklin Pierce,
of New-Hampshire, the Democratic Candidate for President of
the United States. By D. W. Bartlett. Thirteenth Thousand.
Juburn^ Derby is' Miller^ 1852. l6mo, pp. 300. Portrait. H.
-j-New Edition. 1855. i2mo, pp. 304. 37^3
Bartlett. The Life and Public Services of Hon. Abraham
Lincoln. To which is added a Biographical Sketch of Hon.
Hannibal Hamlin. By David W. Bartlett. New Tork^ i860.
i2mo. 3724
Bartlett. Modern Agitators ; or, Pen Portraits of living
American Reformers. By David W. Bartlett. New Tork^
1856. i2mo, pp. 396. 6 Portraits. c. 3725
See Putnam's Magazine, Vol. v., p. 547.
Bartlett. Presidential Candidates : containing Sketches,
Biographical, Personal, and Political, of Prominent Candidates
for the Presidency in i860. By D. W. Bartlett. New Tork^
A. B. Burdick^ 1859. i2mo, pp. 360. C k H. 3726
Bartlett (E.) A Brief Sketch of the Life, Character, and
Writings of William Charles Wells, m.d., f.r.s. ... By Elisha
Bartlett ... . Louisville^ Ky.^ Prentice and Wcisinger^\^\<^. 8vo,
pp. 32. B. 3727
Bartlett. The History, Diagnosis and Treatment of the
fevers of the United States. By Elisha Bartlett, m.d. Phila-
delphia^ Lea ^ Blanchard^ 1847. 8vo, pp. 547. + Third Edition,
Revised. Philadelphia^ 1852. 8vo, pp. xxv., I 1. 49-595. b.
+ Fourth Edition, Revised by A. Clark, m.d. Philadelphia^
1856. 8vo, pp. xxxii., 610. c. 3728
BARTLETT.
495
Bartlett. An Oration ... [at] Lowell, July 4, 1848, by
Elisha Bartlett. ... Lowell^ parries Atkinson^ Printer^ 1848. 8vo,
pp. 38. H. 3729
Bartlett. A Vindication of the Character and Condition
of the Females employed in the Lowell Mills, against the Charges
contained in The Boston Times, and the Boston Quarterly Re-
view. By Elisha Bartlett, m.d. Lowell^ Leonard Huntress^
Printer^ 1 84 1. 8vo, pp. 24. H. 3730
Bartlett (Ichabod). Speech of Mr. Bartlett, of New-
Hamp. on the Proposition to amend the Constitution of the
United States. Delivered in the House of Representatives,
30th March, 1826. Washington City^ 1826. 8vo, pp. 28. H.
Bartlett. Speech of Mr. Bartlett, on the subject of Re-
trenchment. Delivered in the House of Reps., Feb. 6, 1828.
Second Edition. Washington^ 1828. 8vo, pp. 24. b., h. 3732
Bartlett (I.) Oration at Nottingham, N. H. Dec. 27,
1800. By Israel Bartlett. Portsmouth [1801]. 8vo. w. 3733
Bartlett (John). A Discourse, on ... Animation ... before
the Humane Society of ... Massachusetts, June 11, 1792. By
John Bartlett Boston^ printed by Isaiah Thomas and Ebenexer
T. Andrews^ mdccxcii. 4to, pp. 40. H., w. 3734,
With the Act of Incorporation, Catalogue of Members, etc. Also : A Discourse
before the Roxbury Charitable Society, Sept. 19, 1796. 4to. w. Discourse at
Marblehead, Mass. June 20, 18 19. Salem. 8vo. w. Discourse ... Marblehead,
Feb. 27, 1825. SaUm^ 1825. 8vo. w.
Bartlett (J. R.) Bibliography of Rhode Island. A Cata-
logue of Books and other Publications relating to the State of
Rhode Island, with Notes, Historical, Biographical, and Critical.
By John Russell Bartlett. Printed by order of the General
Assembly. Providence.^ Alfred Anthony .^ Printer.^ 1864. 8vo, pp.
287. B. 3735
One hundred and fifty copies printed on large paper.
Bartlett. Bibliotheca Americana. A Catalogue of Books
relating to North and South America in the Library of John
Carter Brown of Providence, R. I. Part i. 1493 ^'^ 1600 || Part
n. 1 601 to 1700. With Notes by John Russell Bartlett.
Providence., 1866. Imp. 8vo, 2 p. 1., pp. 79 ; 249. 373^
A splendid and almost unrivalled collection, rich in the epistles of Columbus, Ves-
puccius and Cortes, colonial and revolutionary pamphlets, and the whole range of
Americana. Mr. Bartlett has appended many very interesting bibliographical notice*.
Fifty copies printed. The third part, 1700 to 1800, is now [1868] in preparation.
496 BARTLETT.
Bartlett. Census of the Inhabitants of the Colony of
Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, taken by order of the
General Assembly, in the year 1774; and by the General
Assembly of the State ordered to be printed. Arranged by J.
R. Bartlett. Providence^ Knowles^ Anthony ^ Co.^ 1858. 8vo,
PP- 239. 3737
Bartlett. Dictionary of Americanisms. A Glossary of
Words and Phrases, usually regarded as Peculiar to the United
States. By John Russell Bartlett ... . New Tork^ Bartlett and
Welford^ 1848. 8vo, pp. xxvii., 412. H. 3738
Ten copies of this edition were printed on large paper. Second edition, greatly im-
proved and enlarged. Boston, Little, Broivn and Company, 1859. 8vo, pp. xxxii.,
524. H. Totally different from the first, and certainly nearly double the number of
words. See Preface. A third edition. Boston, Little, Broivn & Co., i860. 8vo, pp.
xxxii., 524.
Bartlett. Woordenboek van Americanismen Een lijst
van woorden en zinnen, geu^oonlijk als eigenaardig aan de Ver-
eenigde Staten beschouwd : door John Russell Bartlett, Bewerkt
door M. Keijzer. Gorinchem^ y. Noorduyn en Zoon^ 1854.
i2mo. 3739
There is also a German translation in the British Museum, the title of which I have
not seen.
Bartlett. A History of the Destruction of His Britannic
Majesty's Schooner Gaspee, in Narragansett Bay, on the loth
June, 1772 i accompanied by the Correspondence connectfd {jic~\
therewith ; the Action of the General Assembly of Rhode
Island thereon, and the Official Journal of the Proceedings of
the Commission of Inquiry appointed by King George the
Third, on the Same. By John Russell Bartlett, Secretary of
State. Providence^ A. Crawford Greene^ Printer to the State^ 186 1.
Imp. 8vo, pp. 140. H. 3740
One hundred and twenty-five copies printed for private distribution. This is also
included in Vul. vii. of the Rhode Island Colonial Records.
Bartlett. Index to the printed Acts and Resolves of, and
of the Petitions and Reports to, the General Assembly of the
State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations from 1758 to
1850. By J. R. Bartlett. Providence^ Knowles^ Anthony tff Co.^
1856. 8vo, pp. xiii., 424. + Supplement to Index 1850 to 1862.
Providence^ Alfred Anthony^ 1863. 8vo, pp. xxxiv., 103. 3741
Bartlett. [A Letter to the Hon. Alexander H. H. Stuart,
Secretary of the Interior, in Defence of the Mexican Boundary
BARTLETT. 497
Line. Washington^ ^^53-] ^vo, pp. 173. (Special Session
1853. Senate Ex. Doc. No. 6.) 374^
Bartlett. The Literature of the Rebellion. A Catalogue
of Books and Pamphlets relating to the Civil War in the United
States, and on Subjects growing out of that Event, together with
Works on American Slavery, and Essays from Reviews and
Magazines on the Same Subjects. Compiled by John Russell
Bartlett. ... Boston^ Draper and Halliday ; Providence^ S. S. Rider
iff Bro.^ 1866. Rl. 8vo, pp. 477. H. 3743
Two hundred and fifty copies printed in octavo, and sixty copies on large paper.
It describes six thousand and seventy-three different books, pamphlets, and magjzinc
articles ; also three hundred eulogies, sermons, poems, etc., on the death of Abraham
Lincoln,
Bartlett. Memoirs of Rhode Island Officers who were
engaged in the Service of their Country during the great Rebel-
lion of the South. By J. R. Bartlett. Illustrated with 34 Por-
traits. Providence: S. S. Rider Iff Brother^ 1867. 4to, pp. 448.
34 Portraits and i Plate. 3744
Edition, five hundred and fifty copies, of which twenty-five are on large paper.
Bartlett. [Official Despatches, Correspondence and Re-
ports connected with the Commission to run and mark the
boundary between the United States and Mexico, 1850-1851.
JVa^shington^ I ^5 2.] 8vo, pp. 515. 7 Maps. (32d Cong., ist
Sess. Senate. Ex. Doc. No. 119.) 3745
Bartlett. Personal Narrative of Explorations and Inci-
dents in Texas, New-Mexico, California, Sonora and Chihuahua,
connected with the United States and Mexican Boundary Com-
mission, during the Years 1850, '51, '52, and '53. By John
Russell Bartlett, United States Commissioner during that Period.
In Two Volumes, with Map and Illustrations. New Tork^ D.
Jppleton & Company^ M.DCCC.LIV. 8vo, Half Title, pp. xxii.,
506; Half Title, xvii., 624. 374^
Also, republished with this imprint: London, George Routledge & Co., 1854; and
with this title : American Exploring Expedition : a Personal Narrative, etc.
Bartlett. The Progress of Ethnology, an Account of
Recent Archeological, Philological and Geographical Researches
in Various Parts of the Globe, tending to elucidate the Physical
History of Man, by John R. Bartlett. New Tork^ i847-
8vo, pp. 1 5 1 . -h Second Edition. New Tork^ 1847. ^^°> PP*
iv., 151. H. 3747
63
498 BARTLETT.
Bartlett. Records of the Colony of Rhode Island and
Providence Plantations in New England. Printed by order of
the Legislature. Transcribed and Edited by John Russell Bart-
lett, Secretary of State. Providence^ R. /, J. Crawford Greene
and Brother [and others], State Printers^ 1856-1865. 3748
10 vols., 8vo, pp. 5495 6095 595} 6225 5945 6295 643; 661; 763 J 527.
Fifty copies printed on large paper.
Bartlett. Reminiscences of Albert Gallatin. New Tork^
1849. 8vo. 3749
Bartlett. ... Report on the subject of the Boundary Line
between the United States and Mexico. [^IFashington^ ^853.]
8vo, pp. 31 fi). 5 Maps. (32d Cong., 2d Sess. Senate. Ex.
Doc. No. 41.) 3750
Bartlett. Report to the General Assembly of the State of
Rhode Island, on the Soldier's National Cemetery at Gettysburg,
January, 1865. 8vo, pp. 6. 3751
Bartlett. Report on the State Beneficiaries ; including
the Deaf and Dumb, the Blind and Insane. Presented to the
General Assembly, January, 1863. Providence^ Alfred Anthony^
1863. 8vo, pp. 15. Continued annually. 3752
Mr. Bartlett has collected and described, in his " Literature of the Rebellion," an
extraordinary assemblage of newspaper cuttings concerning the Civil Wars, commenc-
ing in September, i860, and continuing to the end of the year 1865, forming seventy
volumes folio.
Bartlett and Welford's Catalogue, Part ii. American
History, &c. New York [n. d.] 8vo, pp. 37. 3753
[Bartlett (J. E.)] The Boston and Maine Railroad : a
Statement showing the Result of its Management for the Last
Ten Years. April, 1866. Boston^ 1866. 8vo, pp. 16. h.
Signed, " In behalf of the petitioners for a stockholders' meeting, J. E. Bartlett, W.
B. Dodge, Committee."
Bartlett (J. S.) Maize, or Indian Corn. Its Advantages
as a Cheap and Nutritious Article of Food. With Directions
for its Use. By John S. Bartlett, m.d. ... London^ Wiley i^
Putnam^ mdcccxlvi. i2mo, pp. 24. H. 3755
Bartlett (J. S.) Report of the Evidence in the Case of
John Stephen Bartlett, m.d. versus the Mass. Medical Society,
BARTLETT. 499
as given before a Committee of the Legislature, at the Session
of 1839. ... Boston^ 1839. 8vo, pp. 55. H. 3756
Also: A Letter to the ... Massachusetts Medical Society ... May 31, 1837. By
John Stephen Bartlett, m.d. formerly Fellow ... . Boston, 1837. l2mo, pp. 12. h.
Bartlett (Joseph). ... An Address, delivered at the Ex-
change CofFee-House Hall ... Third of July, 1823. Also, — in-
cluding— a Poem — an Ode — and the New Vicar of Bray. ... By
Joseph Bartlett ... . Boston^ 1823. ^^°> PP- ^0- ^- 3757
Bartlett. Oration delivered before the Republican Citi-
zens of Portsmouth, N. H., 4th July, m.dccc.ix. By Joseph
Bartlett. Portsmouth [n. d.] 8vo, pp. 16. 3758
Bartlett. Oration at Biddeford, Me. July 4, 1805. By
Joseph Bartlett. Saco^ 1805. 4to. 3759
Bartlett, Physiognomy a Poem ; delivered ... in the
Chapel of Harvard University, ... July 18, 1799. By Joseph
Bartlett. Boston^ J. Russell^ ^799- 4^o^ PP- ^6- 37^0
Also in his Aphorisms ... Physiognomy ... and the Blessings of Poverty. ... Boston,
printed by Jonathan Hoive, 1823. l2mo, pp. 148, 16, 16. h.
Bartlett. A Narrative of the Captivity of Joseph Bartlett
among the French and Indians. Printed for the Purchaser^ 1807.
i2mo, pp. 12. w. 3761
Bartlett (Josiah). A Dissertation on the Progress of Med-
ical Science, in ... Massachusetts. Read at the annual meeting
of the Massachusetts Medical Society, June 6th, 1810. By
Josiah Bartlett. Boston^ printed by T. B. Wait and Co.^ 1 810.
8vo, pp. 48. H. 3762
Also in Mass. Hist. Col., 2d Series, Vol. i.
Bartlett. An Historical Sketch of Charlestown, ... Mas-
sachusetts, read ... at the Opening of Washington Hall, Nov.
16, 181 3. By Josiah Bartlett, m.d. Boston, printed by John
Eliot, 1S14.. 8vo, pp. 24. H. 3763
Also in the Mass. Hist. Soc. Collections, 2d Series, Vol. 11., pp. 163-184.
Bartlett. A Memoir of the Hon. Josiah Bartlett, of
Stratham, N. H. who died April i6, 1838, aged Seventy Years.
By Josiah Bartlett, m.d. Gilmanton, N. //., printed by Alfred
Prescott, 1839. 8vo, pp. 7. H. 3764
Bartlett. Address before the Washington Benevolent
Society. Charlestown, 1813. 8vo. 3765
500 BARTLETT.
Bartlett. An Address : delivered at Warren Hall, in
Charlestown ... [before] King Solomon's Lodge, February 22,
1797. ... By Josiah Bartlett ... . Charlestown [1797]. 8vo,
pp. 16. H. 3766
Bartlett. Discourse on the Origin, Progress, and Design
of Freemasonry, Charlestown, June 24, 1793. Boston^ ^793*
8vo, pp. 20. 3767
Bartlett. Oration at Charlestown, June 17, 1794. Before
the Artillery Company. Boston^ ^795- 8vo, pp. 15. w. 3768
Bartlett. Oration at Charlestown, at the Dedication of
Warren Hall. Charlestown^ 1786. l2mo. 37^9
Bartlett. An Oration occasioned by the Death of John
Warren, m.d. Past Grand Master. Delivered in the Grand
Lodge of Massachusetts, ... in Boston, June 12, 1815. In
Presence of The Supreme Executive of the Commonwealth.
Boston^ Printed for Russell^ Cutler i^ Co.^ 18 15. 8vo, pp. 24.
B. 3770
Bartlett. An | Oration, | on the Death of | General George
Washington, | delivered at the request of the | Selectmen and
Parish Committee, | before the | Inhabitants of Charlestown, I in
the County of Middlesex, and Commonwealth of | Massachu-
setts, on Saturday Feb. 22, 1800. | Being the day set apart by the|
Congress of the United States, | to testify the | Grief of the Citi-
zens, on that melancholy Event. | By Josiah Bartlett, Esq. | Fel-
low of the Massachusetts Medical Society, and Member | of the
Historical Society. \ Charlestown :\ Printed by Samuel Etheridge.\
M,DCCC. 8vo, pp. 15. 3771
Bartlett. Speech ... at the Republican Convention (of
the County of Rockingham) at Kingston Plains. Sept. 10, 1812 ;
with the Address and Resolutions adopted by the said Conven-
tion. Portsmouth [N. i/.), 181 2. 8vo. 3772
Bartlett. Speech on Retrenchment. Washington City^
1847. 8vo. B. 3773
Bartlett (M. R.) Statistical and Chronological View of
the United States of North America. By M. R. Bartlett.
New Tork^ 1833. i2mo. w. 3774
BARTLETT. 5OI
Bartlett (R.) Remarks and Documents relating to the
Preservation and Keeping of the Public Archives. By Richard
Bartlett. Concord^ N. //., 1837. 8vo. 3775
Also included in the New Hampshire Hist. Coll., Vol. i.
Bartlett (Robert). A Sermon delivered on the day of
general election, ... Oct. 13, before the, ... Legislature of Ver-
mont : By Robert Bartlett. Montpelier^ i%2^. Svo. 3776
Bartlett (S. C.) Duties of Educated Men [especially in
America]. An Address ... before the Alumni Association ...
of Dartmouth College ... July 20, 1864. By Samuel C. Bart-
lett ... . Boston^ 1865. 8vo, pp. 34. H. 3777
Bartlett (S. R.) The Concord Fight. Boston^ i860. 8vo,
pp. 34. 3778
Bartlett (T.) An Epistolary Disquisition on College
Morality, by the Hon. Thomas Bartlett, Jun. ... with a Review
of the Letter, [n. p.] 185 1. 8vo, pp. 8. h. 3779
Relates to a disturbance at the celebration at St. Johnsbury, Vt., July 7, 1851.
Bartlett (W. A.) Defence of Washington A. Bartlett
before the Naval Court of Inquiry. New Tork^ 1857. ^- 37^°
Bartlett. Reply of Washington A. Bartlett, to the Testi
mony taken before the Naval Committee of the Senate ... .
With ... Official Documents ... . May, 1856. Washington^ 1856.
8V0, pp. 71 (l). H. 3781
Bartlett. A Portion of the Evidence submitted to the
Senate, in the Case of W. A. Bartlett, formerly of the Navy of
the United States, [n. p., July^ 1856.] Svo, pp. 32. h. 3782
Bartlett (W. E.) Defence of the Religious Society of
Friends, who constitute the Yearly Meeting of Baltimore, against
certain Charges circulated by Joseph John Gurney. Baltimore^
1839. 8vo, pp. 18. B. 3783
" Signed by direction ... Wm. E. Bartlett, Clerk."
Bartlett (William Henry), American Scenery; or Land,
Lake, and River Illustrations of Transatlantic Nature. From
Drawings by W. H. Bartlett, Engraved in the first style of
the Art by R. Wallis, J. Cousen, Willmore, Brandard, Adlard,
Richardson, &c. The literary department by N. P. Willis,
Esq. London^ George Virtue^ mdcccxl. 4to, Vol. i., Engraved
502 BARTOL.
Title, pp. iv. (2), xiL, 140, 65 Plates, Map and Portrait ; 11.,
Engraved Title, iv., 106, 53 Plates. b. 3784
First issued in thirty parts. Some proof copief of the plates were printed in folio
without letter-press. This work has been frequently reprinted, without date. The
intelligent buyer will get the first edition. It was also issued, with the letter-press, in
French and in German.
Bartlett. Gezigten in Amerika, naar afbeeldlngen op de
plaats zelve geteekend. Uit het Engels vertaald door C. J.
Zweerts. Amsterdam^ G. J. A. Beijerinck^ 1841. Svo. A.
Bartlett. Canadian Scenery, Illustrated from drawings, by
W. H. Bartlett. The literary department by N. P. Willis,
Esq. ... London^ James S. Virtue [1842]. 4to, 3 p. 1., pp. 128,
54 Plates ; 3 p. 1., 116, 64 Plates. 3786
This, also, has been reissued without a date, and a few copies of the plates were
issued as proofs before letter-press, on India paper, folio size. It is the finest of Mr.
Bartlett's works. It was also issued with a French title, as follows :
Bartlett. Le Canada Pittoresque, faisant suite aux voyages
en Amerique, en Suisse, en Ecosse, etc., enrichi de gravures
faites sur les dessins de M. Wm. H. Bartlett, et executees avec
le plus grand soin, par MM. R. Wallis, J. Cousen, Willmore,
Brandard, Bentley, Richardson, etc. La partie litteraire par N.
P. Willis. Londres et Paris^ 1857. ^ vols., 4to. 3787
Bartlett. The History of the United States of North
America -, from the Discovery of the Western World to the
Present Day. By W. H. Bartlett .... Continued by B. B.
Woodward ... . New York \_London^ 1856 }~\ 3 vols., rl. 8vo, pp.
iv., (3), 698 ; 2 p. 1., pp. 720 ; 2 p. 1., pp. 726. 3788
Bartlett. The Pilgrim Fathers ; or. The Founders of New
England in the Reign of James the First. By W. H. Bartlett
... . London^ Arthur Hall^ Virtue tff Co, 1853. ■^^- ^^o, pp. 240.
28 Plates. H. + Second Edition. [1854.] + New Edition. Edin-
burgh, Nelson, 1866. 8vo, pp. 230. 28 Plates. c. 3789
The principal merit of this work is in the fine plates in the early editions.
Bartley (J.) Lays of Ancient Virginia, and other Poems.
By James Avis Bartley. Richmond, 1855. i2mo, pp. 206.
Bartol (C. a.) a Discourse ... on Theodore Parker. By
C. A. Bartol. Boston, i860. 8vo, pp. 28. B., H. 3791
Bartol. The Hand of God in the Great Man : a Sermon
delivered in the West Church, Boston, occasioned by the Death
BARTOL.
503
of Daniel Webster. By C. A. Bartol, Junior Minister. Pub-
lished by Request. Boston^ Crosby^ Nichols^ and Company^ 1852.
8vo, pp. 28. H. + Second Edition. Boston^ 1852. 8vo, pp. 22.
B. 3792
[Bartol.] Influence of the Ministry at Large in the City of
Boston. By a Spectator. Boston^ James Munroe & Co. and S.
G. Simpkins^ 1836. i2mo, pp. 72. H. 3793
Bartol. The West Church and its Ministers. Fiftieth
Anniversary of the ordination of Charles Lowell, d.d. Boston^
1856. 8vo, pp. 242. M. 3794
Also : Address ... in Groton, at the Funeral of ... Rev, George W. Wells, March
21, 1843. Boston^ 1843. 8vo, pp. 12. H. Conditions of Peace: A Discourse ...
in memory of David Kimball Hobart, June 14, 1863. ... Boston^ 1863. 8vo, pp. 28.
H. Congregational Freedom. A Discourse, after Thirty Years' Ministry, preached in
the West Church ... March 3, 1867, with ... Proceedings of the Parish, March 10.
Boston, 1867. 8vo, pp. 23. H. A Discourse on the Life and Character of Samuel
Putnam ... Late Judge of the Supreme Court of Massachusetts ... . Boston, 1853.
8vo, pp. 20. H. ... A Discourse ... on ... the Death of Dr. George C. Sha tuck.
... Boston, 1854. 8vo, pp. 30. B., H., s. Extravagance: A Sermon for the Times
... on Fast Day, April 7, 1864. ... Boston, 1864. 8vo, pp. 12. h. The Fall: a
Sermon ... Nov. 27, 1864, the Sunday after the Decease of Mrs. Sarah Putnam. ...
Boston, 1865. 8vo, pp. 14. H. Individual and Public Reform. A Discourse on
Fast Day, April 2, 1846. Boston, iS^6. 8vo, pp. 16. b. The Duty of the Time.
A Discourse ... April 28, 1861. ... Boston, 1861. 8vo, pp. 16. b., h. The Me-
morial of Virtue : A Sermon ... Jan. 22, 1865, after the Death of Edward Everett.
... Boston, 1865. 8vo. pp. 13. The Nation's Hour: A Tribute to Major Sidney
Willard, ... December 21 ... . Boston, 1^62. 8vo, pp.58, h. Our Sacrifices. A
Sermon ... November 3, 186 1 ... the Sunday after the Funeral of Lieut. William
Lowell Putnam. ... Boston, 1861. 8vo, pp. 23. h. Public Causes for Gratitude, A
Sermon ... on Thanksgiving Day, November 25, 1847 ••• • Boston, 1848. 8vo, pp.
16. B. The Purchase by Blood: A Tribute to Brig. -Gen. Charles Russell Lowell,
Jr. ... Oct. 30, 1864. ... Boston, 1864. 8vo, pp. 21. h. The Recompense. A
Sermon for Country and Kindred, ... August 24. ... Boston, 1862. 8vo, pp. 23 (l).
H. Religion in our Public Schools. A Discourse ... . ^o^row, mdccclix. i2mo, pp.
23. B. The Remission of Blood : a Tribute to our Soldiers and the Sword ... .
Boston, 1862. 8vo, pp. 20. H. ... A Sermon ... at the Ordination of ... George
M. Bartol ... in Lancaster, Mass. ... August 4, 1847. ... Lancaster, 1847. 8vo, pp.
50. H. ... A Sermon on the Character of Rev. Ephraim Peabody, d.d. Delivered
... December 7, 1856 ... . Boston, 1857. i2mo, pp. 16. b., h. A Sermon ... on
Fast-day, April 10. Boston, 1851. 8vo, pp. 20. Traveller's Report; or. Abroad
and at Home: Sermon ... Nov. 19, 1854. ... Boston, 1854. 8vo, pp. 25. h. The
Unspotted Life: a Discourse in Memory of Rev. Thomas Starr King ... . March 6,
1864. ... Boston, 1864. 8vo, pp. 15. H. The Voice of Twenty Years: a Discourse
on ... the Twentieth Anniversary of his Ordination ... . Boston, 1857. 8vo, pp.
19. H.
Bartol (G. Murillo). An Inheritance to Children's Chil-
dren: a Discourse occasioned by the Death of Mrs. Sarah
Thayer. Preached at Lancaster, June 28, 1857, ••• • ^X
George M. Bartol. ... Boston^ 1857. ^^o, pp. 19. h. 3795
504 BARTON.
Bartolache (J. I.) Manifiesto satisfactorio anunciado en la
Gazeta de Mexico (Tom. i. Num. 53.) Opusculo guadalu-
pano compuesto por el doctor D. Joseph Ignacio Bartolache,
natural de ... Santa Fe ... . Mexico^ Impreso por D. Felipe de
Zuniga y Ontiveros^ M.DCC.xc. 4to, pp. 14 (14), 105, 16 (12). H.
On the apparitions of the Virgin of Guadalupe, with bibliographical accounts of
nineteen books on the same subject, and extracts from them.
Bartolomei (G.) L'America poema eroicodi Giralamo Bar-
tolomei Gia Smedvcei. Al cristianisslmo Lvigi XIV. Re di
Francia ... . Roma Lodouico Grignani^ mdcl. 4to, pp. (18),
564(11). Plate. H. 3797
" Poeme en quarante chants, dont Americ Vespuce est le heros." — Ternaux, No.
692. Priced, Trois, 40 fr. See Biog. Univ.
Bartolomeides (Ladislaw). Historic o Americe, ukazujici,
kterak byla skrze Krist. Kolumbusa wynalezena. Sepsal Lad.
Bartolomeides. JV. Pre'spurce u JVehra^ 1794- 8vo, pp. 169
Bartolozzi (F.) Apologia delle Ricerche istorico-crit'che
circa alle scoperte d'Amerigo Vespucci alle quali puo servire
d'aggiunta, scritta da Francesco Bartolozzi in confutazione della
lettera seconda alio stampatore data col nome del padre Canovai
delle cuole pie. Firenze^ Gaetano Camh'iagi^ Mdcclxxxix. 8vo,
pp. 40. H. 3799
Also on large paper. Usually found with the following work :
Bartolozzi. Ricerche istorico-critiche circa alle scoperte
d'Amerigo Vespucci con I'aggiunta di una relazione del mede-
simo fin ora inedita. Compilate da Francesco Bartolozzi. Fi-
renze^ Gaetano Camhiagi^ mdcclxxxix. 8vo, pp. 182; Errori,
I page. H. 3800
Barton (A.) The Disappointment : or, the Force of Cre-
dulity. A new American Comic Opera, of two Acts. By
Andrew Barton, Esq. [Motto.] New Tork^ Printed in the Year
M,DCC,LXVii. 8vo, pp. v., 58. p. + Second edition, revised and
corrected, with large additions, by the Author. Philadelphia^
Francis Shallus^ ^79^- i2mo, pp. iv., 94, i. p. 3801
The Philadelphia Library has a copy of this very rare book, with a MS. key to the
Characters, who were Philadelphians ... Air No. iv. is Yankee Doodle (1767).
Barton (B. S.) Additional Facts, Observations, and Con-
jectures relative to the Generation of the Opossum of North
America. In a Letter ... By Benjamin Smith Barton. Phila-
delphia^ 1 8 13. 8vo, pp. 24. p. 3802
BARTON. 505
Barton. Archaeologiae Americanae Telluris Collectanea et
Specimina ; or, Collections with Specimens for a Series of Me-
moirs on certain Extinct Animals and Vegetables of North
America ; together with Facts and Conjectures relative to the
Ancient Condition of the Lands and Waters on the Continent.
By B. S. Barton. Part i., with Plates. Philadelphia^ 18 14. 8vo.
Barton. Collections for an Essay towards a Materia Medica
of the United States ... By Benjamin Smith Barton ... . Part i.
Philadelphia^ Carr ^ Way^ 1 798. 8vo, pp. vii., 49. B. + Second
Edition, Philadelphia^ 1801. 8vo., pp. xii., 64. +Third Edition.
Philadelphia^ 1810. 8vo. + Part li. 1804, pp. 53. C 3804
Barton. A Discourse on some of the Principal Desiderata
in Natural History, and on the Best Means of promoting the
Study of this Science, in the United-States. ... By Benjamin
Smith Barton Philadelphia^ printed by Denham ^ Town^
1807. 8vo, pp. 90. B., c. 3805
Barton. Elements of Botany, or Outlines of the Natural
History of Vegetables. By Benjamin S. Barton, m.d. Phila-
delphia^ 1803. 8vo.-|- Revised ... with ... Notes ... . London^
Gold^ 1804. Rl. 8vo, pp. 344, 35. 30 Plates. + Second Edition.
Philadelphia^ 1817. 8vo, pp. 302, 168; Appendix, 16; Explana-
tion of the Plates, &c., pp. 40. 30 Plates. 3806
Pritzel describes a Second Edition, enlarged. Philadelphia^ 1812-14. 8vo, pp.
xviii., 324 and Index; pp. iv., 180, 4. 40 Plates.
Barton. Facts, Observations, and Conjectures relative to
the Generation of the Opossum of North America. By Pro-
fessor Barton, in a Letter to M. Roume. Philadelphia^ 1806.
8vo, pp. 14. 3807
Barton. Flora Virginica, sive Plantarum praecipue indige-
narum Virginiae Historia inchoata, Iconibus illustrata, Studio e
Cura B. S. Barton, m.d. Philadelphia^ 1812. 8vo, pp. 78. P.
Barton. Fragments of the Natural History of Pennsylvania.
By B. S. Barton, m.d. Part First. Philadelphia^ Wayl^ Graffs
1799. Folio, pp. xviii., 24. p. 3809
" This work has never yet been published ... . It is nothing more than an enlarged
and new modified edition of the Flora Virginica of Clayton and Gronovius." — William
Barton.
Barton. Hints on the Etymology of certain English Words,
and on their Affinity to Words in the Language of different Euro-
64
506 BARTON.
pean, Asiatic and American [Indian] Nations, in a letter from
Dr. Barton to Dr. Thomas Beddoes. [^Philadelphia^ 1803.] 4to,
pp. 14. w. 3810
Barton. Inquiry into the Question whether the Apis Mel-
lifica, or True Honey Bee is a Native of America, [n. p., n. d.]
4to, pp. 21. M. 381 1
Barton. A Memoir concerning an Animal of the Class of
Reptilia or Amphibia which is known in the United States by
the name of Alligator and Hellbender. Philadelphia^ 1812. Svo.
I Plate. 3812
Barton. A Memoir concerning the Disease of Goitre, as it
prevails in different Parts of North America. By Benjamin
Smith Barton ... . Philadelphia^ the Author^ iSoo. Svo, pp.
viii., 94. B. 3813
Translated into German with the following title :
Barton. Abhandlung iiber dem Kropf, wie er sich in Nord-
Amerika haufig findet. Aus dem Englischen, mit Anmerkungen
von W. Liebsch. Gbttingen^ Dieterich^ l8o2. Svo. 3814
And into Spanish, with the title :
Barton. Memoria sobre a bronchocele ou papo da America
Septentrional, por Benjamin Smith Barton, traducida em portu-
guez por Hypolito Jose da Costa Pereira Furtado de Mendon^a.
Lisbon^ I So I. Svo. 3815
Barton. A Memoir concerning the Fascinating Faculty
which has been ascribed to the Rattle-Snake, and other American
Serpents. By Benjamin Smith Barton ... . Philadelphia^ the
Author^ 1796. Svo, pp. 70. H. 3816
This and the Supplement (No. 3825) were printed only for private distribution. S,ee
Trans. Am. Phil. Soc, Vol. iv.
Barton. Memoir concerning the Fascinating Faculty which
has been ascribed to various species of Serpents. By B. S. Bar-
ton. A New Edition, greatly Enlarged. Philadelphia^ 18 14.
Svo, pp. 76. I Plate. c. 38 1 7
Barton. Abhandlung iiber die vermeinte Zauberkraft der
Klapperschlange. Aus dem Englischen, mit Anmerkungen von
E. A. W. V. Zimmermann. Leipzig^ Hinrichs^ 1798. Svo.
a translation also appeared in the Amerikanisches Magazin, Hamburg, 1797.
I., 1-13, " Von der bezaubernden Kraft," etc.
BARTON.
507
Barton. New Views of the Origin of the Tribes and Na-
tions of America. By Benjamin Smith Barton ... . Philadelphia^
for the Author^ by John Bioren^ ^797- 8vo, pp. xii., cix., 83. H.
4- [Second Edition.] Philadelphia^ ^798- 8vo, Title, pp. xxviii.,
cix., 133, 32. c. & H. 3819
This Edition has an Appendix, containing Notes and Illustrations. It is the first
philosophical treatise on American Philology by an American Author. See Murray.
Barton. Observations on some Parts of Natural History :
to which is prefixed, an Account of several Remarkable Vestiges
of an Ancient date, which have been discovered in different parts
of North America. Part i. By Benjamin Smith Barton ... Lon-
don^ C. Dilly^ [1787.] 8vo, 2 p. 1., pp. 76. Plate. c. 3820
"A prefixed advertisement to this work informs us that it is the production of a
very young man, written chiefly as a recreation from the laborious studies of medicine.
It is, however, a curious tract; we have here only the first part; the other three,
which will complete the work, are to be published in a few months." — Monthly Review.
This part, the only one ever published, relates entirely to antiquities, giving an ac-
count of the Indian ruins in the Mushingum, and remarks on the first peopling of
America, &c.
Barton. Papers relative to certain American Antiquities.
Philadelphia^ Thomas Dobson^ ^79^' 4^0? PP- iv., 39. 2 Plates.
Barton. The Philadelphia Medical and Physical Journal,
arranged by Benjamin S. Barton, m.d. Philadelphia^ 1 805-6.
8vo. Vols. I. & II. 3822
Each volume has two parts, with independent title-pages and pagings. Includes
papers on the Falls of Niagara, Mohawk Indians, American Mammoth, Welsh In-
dians, White Negroes, &c.
Barton. Remarks on the Speech attributed, by Mr. Jeffer-
son, to Logan. By Benjamin Smith Barton. [^Philadelphia^
1806.] 8vo, pp. vii., 24. c. 3823
Reprinted from Phil. Med. Trans.
Barton. Some Account of the Siren Lacertina, and other
Species of the same Genus of Amphibious Animals. Philadelphia^
1808. 8vo. c. 3824
Fifty copies only printed. Reprinted with the following title :
Barton. Some Account of the Siren Lacertina, and other
Species of the same Genus of Amphibious Animals. In a letter
from Professor Barton, of Philadelphia, to Mr. J. G. Schneider,
of Saxony. Philadelphia^ 1821. 8vo, pp. 33. Plates. 3825
Barton. Specimen of a Geographical View of the Trees
and Shrubs, and many of the Herbaceous Plants of North-Amer-
508 BARTON.
ica, between the Latitudes of Seventy-one and Twenty-five. ...
[^Philadelphia^'] 1809. 4to, pp. 10, 26. Plates. 3826
Barton. Supplement to a Memoir concerning the Fascinat-
ing Faculty which has been ascribed to the Rattlesnake and other
American Serpents, in a Letter from Prof. Barton to Prof.
Zimmermann, of Brunswick in Germany. [Philadelphia^ 1800.]
8vo, pp. 40. 3827
Also " The Article America, corrected and considerably enlarged, by Dr. Barton,"
in John Pinkerton's Modern Geography. Philadelfhia, i%o^. 8vo, ii., 394-554. m.
Barton (C. C.) Manifest of the Charge preferred to the
Navy department, and subsequently to Congress, against Jesse
Duncan Elliott Esq. a Captain in the Navy of the United States,
for unlawful conduct while Commodore of the late Mediterranean
Squadron, and a refutation of the recrimination raised by that
officer : by Charles Crillon Barton, of the U. S. Navy. [No
imprint,] 1839. 8vo, pp. 46 & 24. 3828
Barton (Clara). Roll of Missing Men. No. i. [Washing-
ton^ 1865.] Broadside. 4 or more numbers have been published.
Barton (C.) ... Defence of Cyrus Barton, Against the
attacks of Hon. Isaac Hill upon the Establishment of the New-
Hampshire Patriot and State Gazette. [n. p., September 7,
1840.] 8vo, pp. 16. H. 3830
Barton (C.) An Address delivered before the Republicans
of Newport, and vicinity, July 4, 1828. Newport^ [N. H.) pub-
lished by Dunbar Aldrich^ 1 823. 8vo, pp. 16. c. 3831
Barton (D.) Speech of Hon. David Barton on Mr. Foot's
Resolution relative to the Public Lands, U. S. Senate, Feb. 9,
1830. [No imprint.] 8vo, pp. 42. b. 3832
Barton. Speech of Mr. Barton, of Missouri, upon the power
of the President to remove Federal Officers ; and upon the Re-
straining Power and Duty of the Senate ... Washington^ 1830.
8vo, pp. 28. 3833
Barton. Speech of Mr. Barton of Tuscaloosa in the House
of Representatives of Alabama on the Land Bill. Tuscaloosa^
1829. 8vo, pp. 16. 3834
Barton (E. H.) The Cause and Prevention of Yellow Fever,
contained in the Report of the Sanitary Commission of New
Orleans, by E. H. Barton, m.d., a.m., Chairman of the Sanitary
BARTON. 509
Commission, &c. ; with a large Plan of New Orleans. Phila-
delphia^ 1855. 8vo, pp. 348. -h Third edition; with the addition
of upwards of seventy pages of " Prefatory Remarks," and a Sup-
plement. New York^ 1857. 8vo. c. 3835
Barton. A Discourse on Temperance, and of the Applic-
ability of Stimulants in a Warm Climate ... by E. H. Barton
... . New Orleans^ 1837. 8vo, Title, pp. 32. H. 3836
With statistics of intemperance in the United States, and especially in New Orleans.
Barton. Report of the Sanitary Commission of New Or-
leans on the Epidemic Yellow Fever of 1853. Published by
authority of the City Council of New Orleans. New Orleans^
1854. 8vo. C. 3837
Barton. Report to the Louisiana State Medical Society, on
the Meteorology, Vital Statistics and Hygiene of the State of
Louisiana. By E. H. Barton ... . To which is added, an Ap-
pendix, Showing the Experience of Life Insurance Companies in
Louisiana, With Tables of Mortality ... . By H. G. Heartt ... .
New Orleans^ 1 85 1. 8vo, Title, pp. 66; Table, i 1. folio. H.
Barton (E.) Trial of Elijah Barton and Six others for the
Murder of Paul Chadwick, at Malta, in Maine, on September
8th, 1809. Taken in Short Hand by John Merrick. Hallowell^
1810. 8vo. 3839
Barton (Hull). Discourse delivered in Boston, March i,
1826, for the Relief of the Boston Bard [Robert S. Coffin].
Boston^ 1826. 8vo, pp. 20. 3840
Barton. An Exposition of Facts, in a Letter to Stephen
Gould, an Elder of the Society of Friends. By Hull Barton. ...
New Bedford^ Printed by Benj. Lindsey^ 1823. l2mo, pp. 34.
Barton (L) Eulogy, delivered in the Chapel of Brown Uni-
versity, on Mr. Ezra Bailey ... who died October 7, 1818. By
Ira Barton ... Providence^ Miller ^ Hutchens^ 18 17. 8vo, pp.
16. B. 3842
Barton. An Oration, delivered at Oxford, on the Forty-sixth
Anniversary of American Independence. By Ira Barton . ...
Cambridge^ 1822. 8vo, pp. 24. H. 3843
Barton (James). Dissertatio de Dysenteria contagiosae, prae-
cipue de ilia Specie, quae in Indiis Occidentalibus observatur ... .
Lugduni Batavorum^ 1788. 8vo, pp. 57. 3844
510 BARTON.
Barton (James L.) Address on the Early Reminiscences of
Western New-York, and the Lake Region of Country. Deliv-
ered before the Young Men's Association of Buffalo. February
1 6, 1848. By James L. Barton. Buffalo^ 1848. 8vo, pp. 69.
B. -I- Second Edition. Buffalo^ \%\%. 8vo. 3845
Barton. Commerce of the Lakes. A Brief Sketch of the
Commerce on the Great Northern and Western Lakes for a
Series of Years ; ... added, ... the Business done through Buffalo
on the Erie Canal, for ... 1845 ^"^ 1846. Also, Remarks as
to the True Canal Policy of the State of New-York. By James
L. Barton. Buffalo^ 1847. ^^^^ PP- ^o, and Table, folded. -|-
Second Edition. Buffalo^ 1847. ^^o- ^- 3^4^
Barton. Commerce of the Lakes, and Erie Canal. By
James L. Barton. Buffalo^ 1851. 8vo, pp. 51. b. 3847
Barton. Lake Commerce. Letter to the Hon. Robert
M'Clelland ... in relation to the Value and Importance of the
Commerce of the Great Western Lakes. By James L. Barton.
Buffalo^ 1846. 8vo, Table, pp. 34. H.-h Second Edition. With
additional Notes. Buffalo^ Jeivett^ Thomas ^ Co.^ 1846. 8vo,
pp. 32; Table, folded, i i. + Third Edition. With additional
Notes. 3848
Barton (T.) Unanimity and Public Spirit. A Sermon,
Preached at Carlisle, And some other Episcopal Churches, in the
Counties of York and Cumberland, soon after General Brad-
dock's Defeat. Published by particular Request. By the Rev-
erend Mr. Thomas Barton, Missionary to the said Churches.
To which is prefixed, A Letter from the Reverend Mr. Smith,
Provost of the College of Philadelphia, concerning the Office and
Duties of a Protestant Ministry, especially in Times of public
Calamity and Danger. Philadelphia : Printed and Sold by B.
Franklin and D. Hall^ at the New- Printing- Office ; by W. Dun-
lap^ in Lancaster; and in York County by the Author^ ^ISS- 8vo,
pp. XX., 16. H. 3849
Barton (T. T.) A Fast Sermon, Preached at Fitchburg,
July 23, 18 12. By Titus T. Barton, a.b. ... Leominster^ Mass.y
printed by Salmon Wilder ^ August^ 18 1 2. 8vo, pp. 24. H. 3850
Barton. A Sermon, preached at Tewksbury, February, 22,
1800. On Account of the Death of General George Washing-
ton.— By the Reverend Titus Theodore Barton. — Published at
BARTON,
5"
the request of the hearers. — Printed at Medford^ (Massachusetts.)
1800. 8vo, pp. 8. 3851
[Barton (William), a.m.] The Constitutionalist, addressed
to Men of all Parties in the United States. Philadelphia^ 1804.
8vo, pp. 49. 3852
Barton. A Dissertation on the Freedom of Navigation and
Maritime Commerce, and such Rights of States relative thereto,
as are founded on the Law of Nations : adapted more particularly
to the United States ... . By William Barton, m.a Phila-
delphia^ Baltimore^ and Washington City^ 1802. 8vo, pp. 339,
xlv., (3). C. & H. 3853
Barton. Observations on the Trial by Jury, with Remarks
on Legislation and Jurisprudence, and the Profession of the Law,
Address to the Citizens of Pennsylvania. By William Barton,
A.M. Strasburg^ 1803. M. 3854
Barton. Memoirs of the Life of David Rittenhouse, lld.
F.R.s. Late President of the American Philosophical Society,
&c. Interspersed with various Notices of many Distinguished
Men : with an Appendix, containing Sundry Philosophical and
other Papers, most of which have not hitherto been Published.
By William Barton, m.a. ... Philadelphia^ Edward Parker^ 18 13.
8vo, Title, pp. 614. Portrait. c. a; h. 3855
Barton (W. P. C.) A Biographical Sketch, read pursuant
to appointment before the Philadelphia medical society, ... i6th
February, 1816, of their late President; Professor Barton. By
Wm. P. C. Barton, m.d. Philadelphia^ J. Maxwell^ 18 10. 8vo,
pp. 32. Portrait. 3856
Barton. Compendium Florae Philadelphicae : containing a
Description of the Indigenous and Naturalized Plants found
within a Circuit of Ten Miles around Philadelphia. By Wm.
P. C. Barton, m.d. In Two Volumes. ... Philadelphia^ M.
Carey and Son^ 18 1 8. 2 vols., l2mo, 4 p. I., pp. 251 ; 234. B.
See N. A. R., xiii., 119.
Barton. A Flora of North America. Illustrated by Col-
oured Figures, drawn from Nature. By William P. C. Barton
... . Philadelphia^ M. Carey iff Sons ... 1821-23. 3 vols., 4to,
pp. xix., (5), 138 ; X., 107 ; vii., (i), loo. io6 Plates, b., h.
Pritzel speaks of a second edition, 1825, " verosimiliter eadem impressio."
512 BARTRAM.
Barton. Florae Philadelphicae Prodromus ... . Auctore W.
P. C. Barton, m.d. ; or, Prodromus of the Flora Philadelphica,
exhibiting a List of all the Plants to be described in that Work,
which have as yet been by him collected. Philadelphia^ Max-
well^ 1 8 15. 4to, pp. 96. 3859
Barton. Hints for Naval Officers cruising in the West
Indies. By William P. C. Barton, m.d. Philadelphia^ 1830.
i2mo, pp. 222. c. 3860
Barton. Outlines of Lectures on Materia Medica and Bot-
any, delivered in Jefferson Medical College. By William P. C.
Barton. Philadelphia^ 1827. 2 vols., 24mo. 3861
Barton. A Treatise containing a Plan for the Internal Or-
ganization and Government of Marine Hospitals, in the United
States; with ... a Scheme for amending and systematizing the
Medical Department of the Navy. By William P. C. Barton,
M.D. ... Philadelphia^ 18 14. 8vo, pp. xxvi., 244. + Second Edi-
tion, with Emendations and Additions. Philadelphia^ the Author^
1817. 8vo, pp. (2), viii.,(i), 240, xix.-xxv., (i). Plate, c, H.
Barton. Vegetable Materia Medica of the United States,
or Medical Botany, containing a Botanical, General, and Medical
History of the Medicinal Plants indigenous to the United States.
Illustrated with nearly 100 colored engravings, carefully drawn
from nature by the author. By William P. C. Barton, m.d. ...
Philadelphia^ Cary^ 1817-1825. 2 vols., 4to., pp. xv., 273 ; xvi.,
243. 50 Plates. 3863
N. A. R,, VI., p. 344. Issued with plain and colored plates. Also : Some Account
of a Plant used in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania as a Substitute for Chocolate, Hol-
cus Bicolor Willd. Philadelphia, Palmer^ l8l6. 8vo, pp. 8. Most of the works of
Professor Barton are out of print.
Barton (W. S.) Epitaphs from the Cemetery on Worcester
Common, with Occasional Notes, References, and an Index.
By W. S. Barton. Worcester^ printed by Henry J. Howland^
[1848.] 8vO, pp. 36. H. 3864
Bartov^ (R.) Exposition of the Failure of the Franklin
Bank, N. Y. By Robert Bartow. New Tork^ 1831. 8vo. s.
Bartram (A.) and others. Apology for having imported
some stockings. Philadelphia^ July 14, 1770. Broadside, i
page. B- 3866
BARTRAM. 5I3
Bartram (John). A Catalogue of Trees, Shrubs, and Her-
baceous Plants indigenous to the United States of America, culti-
vated and disposed of bv John Bartram & Son, at their Botanical
Garden, Kingsess, near Philadelphia. ... Philadelphia^ 1807. 8vo.
Bartram. Observations on the Inhabitants, Climate, Soil,
Rivers, Productions, Animals, and other matters worthy of
Notice. Made By Mr. John Bartram, In his Travels from
Pensilvania To Onondago, Oswego and the Lake Ontario, In
Canada. To which is annex'd, a Curious Account of the Cata-
racts at Niagara. By Mr. Peter Kalm, A Swedish Gentleman
who travelled there. London, J. IVhiston and B. White^ I75i-
8vo, Title, pp. 94. Map. c. & h. 3868
Also various papers in the " Philosophical Transactions." Site [Stork (W.)]
Bartram. Account of the Bartram Garden, published in
"The Horticulturist" in 1850. Revised and corrected by the
Author and now printed for the Central Fair in aid of the U. S.
Sanitary Commission. Printed hy C. Sherman^ Son iff Co.^ 1864.
i2mo, pp. II. H. 3869
Bartram (William). Travels through North and South
Carolina, Georgia, East & West Florida, the Cherokee Coun-
try, the Extensive Territories of the Muscogulges, or Creek
Confederacy, and the Country of the Chactaws ; containing an
Account of the Soil and Natural Productions of those Regions,
together with Observations on the Manners of the Indians.
Embellished with Copper-Plates. By William Bartram. Phil-
adelphia^ Printed by yames i5 Johnson^ m,dcc,xci. 8vo, pp. (2),
xxxiv., 522. Portrait of Mico Chlucco, Map, and 7 Plates, h.
-{-London^ Reprinted for J. Johnson^ ^792- 8vo, pp. xxiv., 520,
(12). Portrait, Map, and 7 Plates. h.-\- Dublin^ J. Moore [^/r.],
1793. 8vo, 12 p. 1., 526 pp. ; Index 3 1., Directions, r p.
Portrait, Map and 7 Plates. + The Second Edition in London.
Philadelphia^ Printed hy yames and yohnson^ ^79^ > London^ Re-
printed for y. yohnson^ 1794- 8vo, pp. xxiv., 520, Index and
Directions, 4 1. 8 Plates and Map. 3870
In this second edition the title page only is new. Unequalled for the vivid pictur-
esqueness of its descriptions of nature, scenery, and productions. " It is written in the
spirit of the old travellers." — Coleridge. There are copies of the English edition on
large paper. See Rich, i., 357; Boucher, Vol. vi. ; M. R., x., 13, 130.
Bartram. Voyage dans les parties sud de I'Amerique sep-
tentrionale; Savoir: les Carolines septentrionale et meridion-
ale, la Georgie, les Florides orientale et occidentale, le pays des
65
514 BASALENQUE.
Cherokees, le vaste territoire des Muscogulges ou de la confed-
eration Creek, et le pays des Chactaws. Contenant des details
sur le sol et les productions naturelles de ces contrees, et des
observations sur les moeurs des Sauvages qui les habitent. Par
William Bartram. Imprimie a Philadelphie, en 1791, et a Lon-
dres, en 1794, et trad, de I'ang. par P. V. Benoist. Paris^ Car-
taret ct Brosso?i^ Alaradan^ an vii. [i 799-1 801]. + P^r/V, Mara-
dan, an IX. 2 vols., 8vo, 2 p. 1., pp. 457, (i); 2 p. 1., pp. 436,
(I). Portrait, Map, and 4 Plates. h. 3871
Bartram. Reisen durch Nord- und Siid-Karolina, Georgien,
Ost- und West-Florida, das Gebiet der Tskerokesen, Krihks
und Tschaktahs. Aus dem Englischen mit Anmerkungen von
E. A. W. v. Zimmermann. Berlin., Foss, 1793- ^^'O- Plate.
(Magazin von merkwiird. Reisebeschreib. Bd. x.) 3^72
Bartram. Reizen door Noord- en Zuid-Carolina, Georgie,
Oost- en West-Florida ; de Landen der Cherokees, des Mus-
cogulges, of het Creek bondgenootschap en bet land der Chac-
taws. Uit het Engelsch vertaald, door J. D. Pasteur. Haar-
lem, 1794-97- 8vo. Map. 3873
J. de Jong's *' Alphabetische Naamlijst" gives the imprint, Amsterdam^ H. Moolen-
eizcr, i7y7. 3 parts, 8vo. Plate and Map.
Bartreau (C. K.) What has been done in Tennessee ; the
kind of Government we are under ; the kind of Government
our Fathers gave us ; Tennessee and the Institution of African
Slavery — How shall we maintain it } Nashville.^ 1861. 8vo.
Barzena (Alfonso). Lexica et praecepta grammatica, item
liber confessionis et precum, in quinque Indorum Linguis, quarum
usus per Americam australem, nempe Puquinica, Tenocotica,
Catamarcana, Guaranica, Natixana, sive Mogaznana. Peruvice.^
1590. Folio. 3875
*' Livre tres rare, cite par Sotwel, Biblioth. Soc. Jesu^p. 33, qui n"en marque ni la
date ni bien positivement le lieu d'impression, et qui probablement en a compose
arbitrairement le titre. Ce n'est pas, comme Font cru plusieurs bibliographes, le
premier livre impr. au Perou, car au mot Vocabolario nous citons une edition faite a
Lima {Los Reyes) en 1586." — Brunet.
Basalenque (Diego). Arte de la lengua tarasca, dispuesto
con nuevo estilo y claridad; sacado a luz P. Nicolas de Ouixas.
Mexico., 1714- ^\'0.-\- Mexico., 1805. l6mo. 3^75^
Basalenque. Chronica de la provincia de S. Nicholas de
Polentino de Alechoacau de la orden de S. Augustin. Por Fr.
Diogo Basalenque. 1673. 4to. 3876
BASKET. 515
Basanier (Martin). See Laudonniere.
Bascom (E. L.) a Masonic Discourse, Spoken at Greenfield,
Massachusetts, before the Officers and Brethren of the Republi-
can Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons, in that Town, on the
Festival of St. John the Evangelist, January ist, a.l. 5800. By
Brother Ezekiel L, Bascom. Published by the United Request
of the Brethren. Printed at Greenfield^ i^Mass.) by T. Dickman
1800. 8vo, pp. 14. w. 3877
Also : A Masonic Address at Leicester, Mass., June 24, 1817. Leiceuer^ 18 17. 8vo.
Bascom [Rev. H. B.) Methodism and Slavery ; with other
matter in Controversy between the North and the South ; being
a Review of the Manifesto of the Majority in reply to the Pro-
test of the Minority of the late general conference of the Meth-
odist Episcopal church, in the Case of Bishop Andrew. By H.
B. Bascom. Frankfort [Ky.)^ 1845. 8vo, pp. 165. c. 3878
Bascom. The little Iron Wheel ... despotism of Episcopal
Methodism. By J. H. Bascom. ... Nashvilk^ 1856. i6mo,
pp. 307. 3879
Bascom {Rev. Jonathan). A Sermon preached at Eastham,
Thanksgiving-Day, December 15, 1774. By Jonatham Bas-
com, v.D.M. ... Boston., Edes and Gill., m,dcc,lxxv. 8vo, pp. 20.
Bascom (Jonathan). An Oration, delivered February 22,
1800. The Day of Public Mourning For the Death of General
George Washington. By Rev. Jonathan Bascom, Of Orleans,
To the People of his Charge. ... Printed by Samuel Hall., Boston.,
1800. 8vo, pp. 15. H. 3881
Bascom (William). Sermon at Leominster, Mass., May 14,
1815. Leicester \^l'i is]. 8vo. w. 3882
Bashford vs. Barstow. The Trial in the Supreme Court,
of the Information in the Nature of a Ouo Warranto filed by the
Attorney General, on the Relation of Coles Bashford vs. Wm.
A. Barstow, contesting the Right to the Office of Governor of
Wisconsin. ... Madison., IVis.., 1855. ^vo, pp. 368. H. C, 3883
[Basket [Sir James)]. History of the Island of Saint Do-
mingo from its first Discovery by Columbus to the present
period. London., Printed for Archibald Constable iff Co.., Edin-
burgh., 181 8. 8vo, pp. xiv., \2b. + New York., 1825. 8vo, pp.
206. 3884
5l6 BASSETT.
[Basket]. Histoire de I'lle de Saint-Domingue, depuis
I'Epoque de sa decouvertc par Christophe Colomb Jusqu'a
I'Annee 1818. Publiee sur des documents authentiques, et
suivie de Pieces justilicatives, Telles que la Correspondance
de Toussaint-Louverture avec Buonaparte ; le Ceremonial de la
Cour d'Haitv ; la Constitution de ce royaume ; I'Amanach royal
d'Haity ; la Correspondance du comte de Limonade, et le Mani-
feste du roi Christophe. J Paris ^ Delauney^ 1819. 8vo, Half-
title, pp. ii., 390. 3885
Bason's Country Almanack, for 1821 ... calculated for North
and South Carolina, by Joshua Sharp. Charleston^ W. P. Bason
[n. d.] i2mo, pp. (36). 3885^
With the usual local information.
Basque. Discourse delivered at Newport, R. I. By Rev.
Benjamin Basque. Boston^ 1726. i2mo, pp. 40. m. 3886
Bass (E. ) Masonic Sermon at Newburyport, December,
1779. By Bp. Edward Bass. Newbury^ 1780. i2mo.
Also: A Sermon before the Merrimac Humane Society, at Newburyport, Sept. 6,
1803. [n. p.] 1803. 8vo, pp. 23.
Bass (J.) Letter to the Rev. Mr. Niles, of Braintree, Mass
containing some Remarks on his Dying Testimony. By John
Bass, A.M. Boston^ 1753- i2mo. 3888
Bass. A True Narrative of an Unhappy Contention in the
Church at Ashford [Connecticut]: and the Several Methods
used to bring it to a Period. By John Bass, a.m.. Late Pastor
of Said Church. Boston; New-England^ Printed for D. Gookin^
1751. Small 4to, pp. 28. m. 3889
Basse-Terre. Historiquc des evenements qui se sont passes
a la Basse-Terre ... depuis la revolution. Guadeloupe^ imp. de
V. Benard^ ^79^- 8vo. 3^^9^
Basse-Terre. Memoire historique et politique pour la ville
de la Basse-Terre. Marseille, imp. de F. Brebion, 1 791' 8vo.
Bassett (A.) ... A Sermon Preached at the Anniversary
Election in Hartford, May 14, 1807. By Amos Bassett, a.m.
... Printed by Hudson & Goodwin., Hartford.^ 1 80 7. 8vo, pp. 34.
Bassett (Francis). An Oration, delivered on ... the Fifth of
July, 1824. By Francis Bassett. ... Boston, 1824. 8vo, pp. 24.
BASTOS DO SOLITARIO.
517
Bassett (G. W.) a Discourse on the Wickedness and
Folly of the Present War. Delivered in the Court House at
Ottawa, 111. ... Aug. 11, 1861. By Geo. W. Bassett ... .
[Ottawa, 1861.] 8vo, pp. 24. h. 3893
Bassett. A Northern Plea for the Right of Secession. By
Geo. W, [i/V] Bassett .... Ottawa^ 1861. 8vo, pp. 24. 3893^
Bassett. Slavery examined by the Light of Nature. Ser-
mon ... by Rev. Geo. W. Bassett, at Washington, D. C. ...
February 28, 1858. [n. p., 1858]. 8vo, pp. 8. b. 3894
Bassett. A Warning for the Crisis. Or Popular Errors
involved in the Present War. An Address ... February 2nd,
1863. By Geo. W. Bassett. Ottawa^ J. H. Leggett^ Printer^
1863. 8vo, pp. 32. H. 3895
Bassett (W.) Letter to a Member of the Society of Friends,
in reply to objections against joining Anti-Slavery Societies. By
William Bassett. Boston^ Isaac Knapp^ 1837. i2mo, pp. 44.
Basterot. De Quebec a Lima journal d'un voyage dans les
deux Ameriques en 1858 et en 1859 P^^ ^^ vicomte de Bas-
terot Parisj L. Hachette et C'% i860. i8mo, 2 p. 1., pp. vii.,
338- B. 3897
Bastide (Jean Francois de). Memoire historique Sur la
negociation de la France & de I'Angleterre, depuis le 26 Mars
1761 jusqu' au 20 Septembre de la meme annee, avec les Pieces
justificatives. Paris^ de rimprimerie royale^ M.DCCLXI. 8vo,
Title, pp. iv., 196. H. 3898
Relating to Canada.
The Bastille in America: or Democratic Absolutism. By
an Eye-Witness. London^ Robert Hardwicke^ 1 86 1. 8vo, pp. 39.
The Bastiles of the North. See [Sangston (Lawrence,)]
Bastos (Jose de Reveira). Roteiro do Cidade do Santa Maria
di Belem do Grao Para, pelo rio Tocouton a cinea ate a Porto
Real do Pontrol da Caputaria do Gogaz. Rio de 'Janeiro^ tm~
prenta regia^ 181 1. 8vo, pp. 19. 39^0
Bastos do Solitario. Estudos sobre Reforma administra-
tiva, Ensino religioso, Africanos livres, Trafico de escravos,
Liberdade de cabotagem, Abertura do Amazonas, Communi-
ca^oes com os Estados Unidos, &:c. Dr. A. C. Tavares Bastos.
Segunda edi^ao. Rio de Janeiro^ 1863. 8vo, pp. xiv., 438.
5l8 BATCHELDER.
Basuyne des Oorloghs, | Ofte| Waerschouwinghe, aen de|
Vereenichde Nederlanden, dat de selvige|in den Oorloge met
den Coningh van Spaen-|gien moeten Continueren. | Ghestelt
door een Oprecht Lief hebber der selver Landen. | Gedruckt voor
P'teter Walschaert^ Anno 1625. 4to, 12 leaves. 39^2
This " Call to arms, or demonstration to the United Provinces, that they should
continue the war with the King of Spain," relates to Brazil.
Batalla de Yanacocha canto Heroico al triunfo de las Armas
Pacificadoras. Arequipa^ 1835. 8vo. 3903
Batbie (Anseleme Polycarpe). Traite theorique et pratique
de droit public et administratif, contenant ... la comparaison de
notre legislation avec les lois politiques et administratives de
TAngleterre, des £tats- Unis ... etc. Par A. Batbie ... . Par'ts^
Cotillon^ 1861-68. 7 vols., 8vo. 3903^
Vol. I. is entitled, " Introduction generale au droit public," etc.
Batchelder (E.) Border Adventures ; or, The Romantic
Incidents of a New-England Town; and other Poems. With
an Appendix. By Eugene Batchelder ... . Boston^ 1851. i2mo,
pp. 48. 3904
Relates to New Ipswich, N. H. Set N. E. Gen. Reg., v., 266.
[Batchelder]. Brother Jonathan's Welcome to Kossuth.
A Poem. ... Boston^ [1852]. 8vo. pp. 27. 3905
[Batchelder]. A Romance of the Sea-Serpent, or the
Icthyosaurus. Also, a Collection of the Ancient and Modern
Authorities, with Letters from Distinguished Merchants and
Men of Science. Cambridge^ John Bartlett^ 1849. i2mo, pp.
(4), 1 72. + [2d Ed. lbidr\ H. 3906
Also: A New Fremont Song ... . \Cambr\dgt^ 1856.] i6mo, pp. (3),
Batchelder (J.) Memorial to the Massachusetts Legisla-
ture. By Hon. John Batchelder, President of the New England
Female Medical College. Presented ... May 17, 1866. Being
a Reply to the Report of the Judiciary Committee of the House
... . Boston^ 1866. 8vo, pp. II. H. 3907
[Batchelder (John M.)] Comparison of Products, Popu-
lation, and Resources of the Free & Slave States. [n. p.]
1861. Broadside, lithographed. + Ctfw^r/V^^, 1 86 1. Bd., lith.
Batchelder (J. P.) Second edition of "An Advertise-
ment," by C. B. Coventry, with a " Candid Exposition of
Facts," by J. P. Batcht^ -, m.d ... . Vtica^ 1829. 8vo, pp. 16.
BATEMAN.
519
Batchelder (Samuel). Introduction and Early Progress of
the Cotton Manufacture in the United States. ... Boston^ Little^
Broivn and Compayiy^ I ^^3- l6mo, pp. iv., 108. R. & H. 39 10
[Batchelder]. Statistics of the Cotton Manufacture. From
the Seventh Annual Report of the Boston l^oard of Trade, Bos-
ton^ 1 86 1. 8vo, pp. 16. H. 3911
Batchelder, 'Jr. (Samuel). The Young Men of America
... . Prize Essay: By Samuel Batchelder, Jr New Tork^
Bostoji^ 1858. 8vo, pp. 32. + 1860. i2mo, pp. 70. H. 3912
Batchelder (W.) Masonic Discourse at Danvcrs, Mass.,
Sept, 26, 1 8 10. By William Batchelder ... . Salem, [n. d.]
8vo. 3913
Batchelder. A Sermon ... at Buxton, a.d. 1802, at the
Ordination of Abner Flanders ... Bv William Batchelder ... .
Portsmouth^ N. H.^ printed by N. S.' ijf IV. Pe'iree^ 1803. 8vo.
pp. 17. h. 3914
Batcheller (D.) Sermon at Oxford, Mass., Oct. 7, 1818,
at the funeral of Maj. Archibald Campbell. By David Batch-
eller. IVorcester.^ 1818. 8vo. w. 39 1 5
Batchelor (G.) Aux Fran^ais. Le parti republicain, ses
doctrines et ses hommes. \_New Tork.^ Octohre.^ i860.] i2mo,
pp. 24. h. 3916
Batchelor (G.) By George Batchelor ... History of all the
Teachers' Associations ever established in the City of New-
York .... New-York.^ 1861, i2mo, i p. 1., pp. 48. h, 3917
Bateman (Edmund). A Sermon Preached before the Hon-
ourable Trustees For establishing the Colony of Georgia, in
America, and the Associates of ... Dr. Bray; at their Anniver-
sary Meeting, March 19, 1 740-1, at the Parish Church of St.
Bride, ... London. By Edmund Bateman d.d. ... London., J^hn
and Henry Pemherton., m.dcc.xli. 4to, pp. ii. c. 3918
Bateman (J.) The Orchidaceae of Mexico and Guatemala.
By James Bateman, Esq. London., Ridgway., 1 837-1 842. Ele-
phant folio, pp. 16. 40 Colored Plates. c. 3919
Of this splendid work 125 copies only were printed for subscribers price £21.
Priced: H. G. Bohn, £12 12s.
520 BATES.
Bateman (N.) School Laws of Illinois, as amended Febru-
ary i6, 1865, with official and judicial decisions, [and with
remarks]. By Newton Bateman. Springfield^ 1866. 8vo.
Bates (Barnabas). A Brief Statement of the Exertions of
the Friends of Cheap Postage in the City of New York. By
Barnabas Bates ... . New Tork^ 1848. 8vo, pp. xxvi., (i), 52.
Bates (Benjamin). A Letter addressed to a Member of the
Legislature of Virginia. By Benjamin Bates. ... New Tork^
printed by Mahlon Day^ l?2l. l2mo, pp. 12. 3922
On militia fines. This was also appended to a " Memorial of ... Friends to the Leg-
slature of Virginia, on the Milita Laws." ... Neiv- Bedford, 1813. l6mo, pp. 18. h.
Bates (D. B.) Incidents on Land and Water, or Four
Years on the Pacific Coast. Being a Narrative of the Burning
of the Ships Nonantum, Humayoon, and Fanchon ... . By Mrs.
D. B. Bates. Second Edition. Boston^ 1857. i2mo, pp. 336.
B.-f- Third Edition. 1857. + Fourth Edition. Boston^ James
French and Company^ 1858. i2mo, pp. 336. Woodcuts. H.
Bates (E.) In the Supreme Court of the U. States. In
Prize. Causes Nos. 134, 163, 170, 261, 262, 263. Brief for
the United States, Respondents in the Several Appeals. Edward
Bates, Attorney General. C. Fames, of Counsel. [n. p.]
Gideon & Pearson^ Printers^ [1863]. 8vo, pp. 9. H. 3924
Bates. Opinion of Attorney-General Bates on Citizenship.
Washington^ Government Printing Office^ 1863. 8vo, pp. 27.
Bates. Opinion of Hon. Edward Bates, Attorney General
... on the Validity of the Acceptances given by John B. Floyd,
Secretary of War, to Russell, Majors, & Waddell, now held by
Peirce & Bacon. Washington^ Government Printing Office^ 1862.
8vO, pp. 17. H. 3926
Bates. Opinion of the Attorney General (Edward Bates) on
the Suspension of the Writ of Habeas Corpus. [1861.] 8vo,
pp. 12. 3927
Bates. The Rights of Citizens. Important Opinion of
Attorney General Bates. Hartford^ 1863. l2mo, pp. 34.
Bates (Edward). Edward Bates against Thomas H. Benton.
St. Louis^ Mo.^ Charless cf Paschall^ 1828. l2mo, pp. 12. 3929
Bates (Elisha). An Examination of Certain Proceedings
BATES. 521
and Principles of the Society of Friends, called Quakers. By
Elisha Bates. ... St. Clairsville^ the Author^ ^837. 8vo, pp.
309 (2). H. 3930
Bates. The Miscellaneous Repository. A Periodical Pub-
lication. By Elisha Bates. Mountpleasant \Ohio^ 1827-36.
5 vols., 8vo. 3931
Contains numerous articles relating to Friends in America.
Bates (H. W.) Contributions to an Insect Fauna of the
Amazon Valley. Coleoptera-Longicornes. Part i. Lamiares.
London.^ 1 867. 8vo, pp. 258. 393^
Bates (H. W.) The Naturalist on the River Amazons ; a
Record of Adventures, Habits of Animals, Sketches of Brazilian
and Indian Life, and Aspects of Nature under the Equator,
during Eleven Years of Travel. By Henry Walter Bates.
With Map and Illustration. London^ "John Murray^ 1863. 2
vols., post 8vo, pp. xiv., 774. -f Second Edition. London^ Mur-
ray^ 1864. i2mo, pp. xii., 466. I Map. s. 3932^
Bates. The River Amazons \ a Record of Adventures, with
Sketches of Brazilian and Indian Life, during Eleven Years of
Travel. By Henry Walter Bates ... . London^ John Murray^
1867. Post 8vo. 3933
Bates. Der Naturforscher am Amazonenstrom. ... Aus
dem Englischen. ... Leipzig^ ^y^-, 1866. 8vo, pp. viii., 416.
Woodcuts, Lithograph Map, and 8 Plates. 3934
Bates (Isaac C.) An Oration pronounced at Northampton,
July 4, 1805. ... By Isaac C. Bates. Northampton^ Thomas M.
Pomroy^ 1805. 8vo, pp. 30 (i). H. 3935
Bates. An Oration Pronounced before the Washington
Benevolent Society of the County of Hampshire, on their First
Anniversary, 18 12. In Commemoration of the Nativity of
Washington. By Isaac C. Bates ... . Northampton^ printed by
William Butler [18 1 2]. 8vo, pp. 24. H. 3936
Also, Speech ... on the Tariff Bill. ... March 26, 1828. Washington^ 1828.
8vo, pp. 26. H. Speech ... on the Indian Bill. House of Representatives. May,
1830. [n. p., n. d.] 8vo, pp. 24. u. Speech ... in Defence of the Protective
System: Delivered February 21, 1844. fVashington^ 1844. 8vo, pp. 18. + [n. p.,
n. d.] 8vo, pp. 16. H.
Bates (Joseph). A Vindication of the Seventh Day Sab-
bath ... with a further History of God's Peculiar People, from
66
522 BATES.
1847 ^o 1848. By Joseph Bates. New Bedford^ Mass.^ 1848.
8vo, pp. 116. 3937
Bates (Joshua), D.D.^ d. 1854. Address of Rev. Joshua
Bates, D.D. at the Semi-Sentennial [sic] Celebration of Middle-
bury College. 1850. [n. p., n. d.] 8vo, pp. 24. H. 3938
Bates. An Anniversary Discourse, delivered at Dudley,
Massachusetts, March 20, 1853. With Topographical and His-
torical Notices of the Town. By Joshua Bates, d.d. Boston^
Press ofT. R. Marvin^ 1853. ^^^^ PP* 5^- "• 3939
Bates. Address ... in Castleton December 2, 1823, at the
Commencement of the Vermont Academy of Medicine, con-
nected with Middlebury College. ... [n. p.] 1824. 8vo,
pp. 16. H. 3940
With " An Historical Sketch," etc.
Bates. A Sermon delivered before the Society for Propa-
gating the Gospel among the Indians and Others in North Amer-
ica, Nov. 4, 18 13. By Joshua Bates .... Boston, Cummings and
Hilliard, 18 13. 8vo, pp. 44. H. 394 1
Also: Brief Account of the Happy Death of Mary Ann Clap ... who died July 15,
1816 ... . Dedham, Abel D. Alleyne, 1816. i8mo, pp. 36. H. + Second Edition.
Dedham^ 1816. l8mo, pp. 36. h. Discourse at Castleton on the Organization of
the Mount Vernon Institution, Middlebury, Vt., 18 18. 8vo; pp. — . A Discourse ...
at Middlebury, on the Annual Fast: April 15, 1818. ... Middlebury {Vt.)^ 1818.
8vo, pp. 28. H. A Discourse delivered Feb. 15, 18 18, Being the Sabbath Preceding
the Dissolution of the Pastoral Relation between the Author and the First Church in
Dedham. Dedham^ 18 18. 8vo, pp. 23. A Discourse, delivered March 4, 1 8 14,
at the Interment of the Rev. Thomas Prentice, d.d.. Pastor of the Church in Med-
field. Dedham^ 1814. 8vo, pp. 24. h. A Sermon, preached, January 11, 1804. at
the Ordination of the Rev. James Thompson ... in Barre. ... Woraitcr^ 1804. 8vo,
pp. 32. H. Sermon at the Ordination of Rev. Wm. Bates in Northbridge, Mass.,
Nov. 5, 1845. Ando'ver^ 1846. 8vo, pp. 26. h. Two Sermons on Temperance
on the Annual Fast, April 8, 1813. Boston^ 1813. 8vo, pp. 36.+Second Edition.
Dedham, 1814. i2mo, pp. 38. Discourse at Castleton, Vt., Sept. 16, 1818, at the
organization of the Vermont Juvenile Missionary Society. Middlebury, 1818. 8vo.
Inaugural Address as President of Middlebury College, Vt., March 18, 1818. Af/J-
dlebury, i%i^. 8vo, pp. 40, H. + An Inaugural Oration ... . Second Edition. Mid-
dlebury, 18 18. 8vo, pp. 24. H. A Sermon ... Feb. 26, 1 817, at the Ordination of
the Rev. Rufus Hurlburt ... at Sudbury. Dedham, 1817. 8vo, pp. 40. h. Sermon at
Boston, Jan. 4, 1816, before the Society for Foreign Missions of Boston and Vicinity.
Dedham, i2i6. 8vo. Sermon at the Ordination of Federal Burt. Do-ver, iSlj. 8vo.
Sermon at the Ordination of Ira Ingraham. Middlebury, iZzi. 8vo.
Bates (Joshua), d. 1864. A Memorial of Joshua Bates,
from the City of Boston. Boston, City Council, mdccclxv. R1.
8vo, pp. 58. Portrait and Plates. 3942
BATH
523
Bates. Proceedings of the City Council in Relation to the
Death of Joshua Bates, Esq. Boston^ 1864. 8vo, pp. 10.
Bates. Tribute of Boston Merchants To the Memory of
Joshua Bates, October, 1864. Boston^ printed hy John Wilson
and Son^ 1864. 8vo, pp. 49. 3944
Bates (Mary). The Private Life of John C. Calhoun. ...
[From] the "International Magazine" ... . By Miss Mary
Bates. Charleston: Walker^ Richards and Co.^ mdccclii. 8vo,
pp. 31. H. 3945
Bates (S. P.) A Discourse on the Life and Character of
John Barker, d.d. by Samuel P. Bates. Lancaster^ Wm. B.
Wiley J Printer^ i860. 8vo, pp. 16. H. 3946
Bates (Walter). Mysterious Stranger ; or. Memoirs of
Henry More Smith, alias Henry F. Moon, alias Wm. Newman,
who is now confined in Simsbury Mines, in Connecticut, for
Burglary, &c., By Walter Bates. New Haven^ 181 6. i8mo,
pp. 108. 3947
Bates. Narrative of the Conduct and Adventures of Henry
Frederic Moon, a native of Brighthelmstone, Sussex, now under
sentence of Imprisonment in Connecticut ; an Account of his
Artifices, Impostures, Mechanical Ingenuity, &c. By W. Bates,
Sheriff of New Brunswick. 181 7. 8vo. Portrait. 3948
Bates (William). [An Oration, delivered in Fairhaven July
4, 1 82 1.] By Wm. Bates, Esq. New Bedford^ 1 821. 8vo.
[Bates (W. C.)] The Stars and Stripes in Rebeldom. A
Series of Papers written by Federal Prisoners (Privates) in Rich-
mond, Tuscaloosa, New Orleans, and Salisbury, N. C. With
an Appendix. Boston^ T. O. H. P. Burnha?n^ 1862. i2mo,
pp. 137. H. 3950
The successive editors of the paper as it originally appeared were George T. Childs,
J. W. Dickins, Leroy Warren, and Wm. C. Bates.
Bates College. Catalogue of the Officers and Students of
Bates College, Lewistown, Me., for 1864. Lewistown^ 1864.
8vo, pp. 38. H. 3951
Bath. The City Charter : with the Joint Rules and Orders
of the City Council ... . Bath \Me.^ 1848. i6mo, pp. 40.
Also : Addresses of the Mayor, Statements of the Appropriations, Receipts and Ex-
penditures, Reports of the School Committee, for various years.
524 BATTEL.
Bath. French's Village In Bath. Building Lots at Auction.
Albany^ 1857. ^^o- ^' 3953
Bather. Full and Faithfull Account of the Life of James
Bather, late Boatswain of the Nightingale Brig, written by him-
self, containing narrative of the steps taken by John Lancey,
master of the ship, for wilfully burning and sinking the said
Vessel, in order to defraud the Insurers, and relation of the dis-
covery made, &c. London [1746]. 8vo. 3954
Containing some interesting notices of the autlior's proceedings at Newfoundland,
Carolina, Charlestown, Boston, the Bermudas, Jamaica, Maryland, Philadelphia, and
other parts of America. Title from Thorpe's catalogue, for 1842.
Bath-kol. A Voice from the Wilderness. Being an hum-
ble attempt to support the Truth of God, against some of the
principal errors raging at this time. By the first Presbytery of
the Eastward. Boston^ Printed by N. Coverly between the Sign of
the Lamb and the White-Horse^ ^l^Z' i2mo, pp. 360. 3955
This singular New England production is signed at the end by William Davidson,
Moderator, and Simon Williams, Pros. Clerk.
Bathurst (Edward). Hispaniola, Hayti, Saint Domingo.
\Priv at ely print ed'\\%^\. 8vo. 395^
The Canadian Parliamentary Library contains the following: Memorial of the
Colonial Agents to Earl Bathurst, 25th February, 1824. pp. 3. Letter from Earl
Bathurst to the Colonial Agents, February, 1824. pp. 3. Letter from the Colonial
Agents to Earl Bathurst, 1st March, 1824. pp. 2. Another, 9th March, 1824. pp.
4. Report of a Debate in [the Colonial] Council [Barbados,] and a Despatch from
Lord Bathurst to the Governor to ... Sir Henry Wande, Governor of Barbados. Bar-
bados. London^ Re-printed 1 8 23. 8vo, Title, pp. 40 (l). B.
Bathurst (H.) Sermon before the Incorporated Society for
the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, February i6,
18 10. By Henry, Lord Bishop of Norwich. London^ 1810.
8vo, pp. 76. 3957
Baton Rouge. List of Premiums to be given by the Baton
Rouge Industrial Fair Association ... the Second Monday of
March, i860. Baton Rouge^ i860. 8vo, pp. 15. h. 3958
Also Annual Reports of the Female Orphan Asylum. Incorporated Feb. 5, 1850.
Batopilas Mining Co. The Articles of Association of the
Batopilas Mining Co. 1826. 8vo. p. 3959
Battel (Andries). De gedenkwaardige Voyagie van Andries
Battel van Leigh in Essex, na Brasilien, en desselfs wonderlijke
avontuuren, zijnde gevangen gebragt van de Portugijsen na An-
BATTLE.
525
gola ... Ao 1589 en vervolgens. Door hem selfs in het Engels
beschreven ... . Leydni^ Vander Aa^ 1706. 8vo, pp. 46 and
Register. Map and Plates. s. 3960
Forms pait of Vander Aa's Naaukeiirige versanieling. {Hee No. 3.)
A Battle! a Battle! a Battle a Squirt ; | Where no Man is
kiird, and no Man is hurt ! | To the Tune of | Three new blue
Beans, in a new blue blown Bladder ;| rattle Bladder rattle Blad-
der ! I To which is added, | The | Quaker's Address, versify 'd ; |
and I King Wampum, or Harm watch Harm | Catch | ... . Printed
and Sold at the Blue-Nose^ }iear\Brazen-Xose-College^ Gtr?rian-
town\_PhiL^ 1764]- i6mo, pp. 12. p. 3961
This curious and very rare poem relates to the Paxton Bovs.
Battle Field of Shiloh. , [n. p., n. d.] 8vo, pp. 8. 3962
Battle Fields of the South. P'rom Bull Run to Fredericks-
burgh : With Sketches of Confederate Commanders, and Gos-
sip of the Camps. By an English Combatant, Lieutenant or
Artillery on the Field Staff. London: Smithy Elder & Co.^ 1863.
2 vols., post 8vo, pp. xliii., 339; 399. iM^ips. + New Tork^
John Bradburn^ 1864. 8vo, pp. 517. 2 Maps. 39^3
The Battle Grounds of America, illustrated by Stories of the
Revolution. With Fourteen Engravings. Auburn^ J. C. Derby ^
1846. i2mo. 39^4
The Battle of Bunker's Hill. See Bunker's Hill.
The Battle of Chancellorsville, and the Eleventh Army
Corps. New Tork^ G. B. Teubncr^ 1863. 8vo, pp. 48. 3965
The Battle of Fort Sumter, and first Victory of the Southern
Troops. Compiled chiefly from the detailed reports of the
Charleston Press. Evans Cif Cogswell^ Charleston^ 186 1. 8vo.
Battle of Lake Erie Monument Association. An Ac-
count of the Organization & Proceedings of the Battle of Lake
Erie Monument Association. And Celebration of the 45th
Anniversary of the Battle ... at Put-in-Bay Island, on Septem-
ber Tenth, 1858. Sandusky^ 1858. 8vo, pp. 49. B., H. 3967
Battle of New Orleans ; or, Jackson's Victory. By a Citi-
zen of Baltimore. Baltimore^ iSl^. i6mo, pp. 36. 3968
526 BAUDISSIN.
Battle of Niagara, a Poem without notes, and Goldau the
Maniac Harper. By John O' Cataract. Baltimore^ N. G. Max-
well^ 1 8 18. i2mo, pp. 143. 3969
Battle of the Thames, October 5, 18 13; from an unpublished
Poem, entitled Tecumseh. By a Young American. New Tork^
1840. i2mo. 3970
... Battles during the Great American Rebellion, a.d. 1861-
1862. [From the N. Y. Sunday Times of August 24. n. p.,
1862.] Broadside. H. 3971
Batwell (D.) a Sermon preached at York-Town, before
Captain Morgan's and Captain Price's Companies of Riflemen,
on Thursday, July 30, 1775. Being the Day recommended
by the Honourable Continental Congress for a General Fast
throughout the Twelve United Colonies of North America.
By Daniel Batwell m.a. Published by request. Philadelphia^
printed by John Dunlap^ m.dcc.lxxv. 8vo, pp, 20. p. 3972
Bauche and Zevallos. Disertaciones sobre la navigacion a
las Indias Orientales por el Norte de la Europa. Escritas, la
primera, por M. Bauche, de la Academia de Ciencias de Paris;
y la segunda, por el Capitan de Fragata, de la Real Armada,
D. Ciriaco de Zevallos. Isla de Leon (Cadiz)^ 1798. Sm. folio,
pp. xxii., 14. 3973
"These dissertations relate to the practicability of a North West passage to the East
Indies, and not to a passage by the North of Europe, as the title would lead one to
believe. The dissertation of M. Bauche relates principally to the supposed discoveries
of Ferrer Maldonado." — Rich.
Baudissin {Graf Adelbert). Der Ansiedler im Missouri-
Staate. Den deutschen Auswanderern gewidmet. herlohn^
Bddeker^ 1^54- ^^o, 2 p. 1., pp. 181, and Lithographed Map,
folio. 3974
Baudissin. Zustande in Amerika illustrirt von Graf A.
Baudissin. Altona^ A. Mentzel [and] New-Tor k [and] Saint-
Louis^ 1862. 8vo, pp. vi., 273. B. + Peter Tiitt. Zustande in
Amerika. Zweite Auflage. Altona^ 1862. 8vo, pp. vi., 273.+
Dritte Auflage, Altona^ 1866. 8vo, pp. vi., 273. 3975
"A worthless book 5 relating the supposed adventures of a German in America." —
Ch. Rau.
Baudissin (Ulrich). Cora oder die Sklavin. Amerikanlsches
Charakterbild in 5 Aufziigen. Nach vorhandenen StofFen frei
bearbeitet. Altona^ Mentxel^ 1862. 8vo, pp. 122. 397^
BAUER. 527
Baudouin (A.) La mort de Maximilien (vers) ; par Al-
phonse Baudouin. Bar~sur-Auhe^ imp. M^^ "Jardeaux^ 1867.
4to, pp. 4. 3977
[Baudouin (Jean Marie Theodore)]. Washington, ou I'Or-
phelinc de la Pensylvanie, melodrame en trois actes. P^r/V,
Fages., 1815. 8vo. 3978
Published under the pseudonym of d'Aubigny.
[Baudous (Wilhelmus de)]. Lof-dicht van alle de voornaem-
ste exployten, ghedaen onder het bewint van de Gheoctr.
Westind. Compagnie, door het cloeck beleyt van ... P. Pz.
Heyn, beginn. van den Jare 1624, 1625, 1626, 1627 ende 1623.
Dordrecht^ gedr. by Fran^. Bosselaer^ 1629. 4to, pp. 16. 3978^
The dedication is signed Vol7I7.jio£ 6i Bai;(5oi5f, X'-I^^Pyo^ [^"^]-
B[audry] d[es Lozieres (Louis Narcisse)]. Voyage a la
Louisiane, et sur le continent de I'Amerique Septentrionale, fait
dans les annees 1794 a 1798 ; Contenant un Tableau historique
de la Louisiane, des observations sur son climat, ses riches pro-
ductions, le caractere et le nom des Sauvages ; des remarques
importantes sur la navigation ; des principes d'administration, de
legislation et de gouvernement propres a cette Colonic, etc. etc.
Par B*"^* D***. Orne d'une belle carte. ... Paris., Dentu.,
An XI. -1802. 8vo, pp. iv., 382. Map. h. 3979
Contains vocabularies of the Dacotah and Chippeway Indians.
Baudry des Lozieres. Second Voyage a la Louisiane,
faisant suite au premier de I'auteur de 1794 a 1798. Contenant
la vie militaire du general Grondel ... . Par Baudry des Lo-
zieres. P^r/V, Charles.^ An XI.-1803 (Mars). 2 vols., 8vo, i p.
1., pp. xvi., 414 (l); 2 p. 1., pp. 410 (l). 3980
Contains the military life of General Grondel, commander of the French armies
in Louisiana, and his services against the English and Indians, &c., and a Congo
vocabulary. "These volumes have no other pretensions to their title of a voyage to
Louisiana, than that the author published the previous work in 1802. It is in fact a
miscellany relating to the whole colonial affairs of France." Sec M. R., xlii., 479.
Bauer (Edm.) Einige Bemerkungen uber den Handels- und
Schiffahrts-Verkehr Triest's mit Ostindien, China, Brasilien
und andern transatlantischen Landern. Zweite Auflage. Triest.,
Munster., 1864. 8vo, pp. 71. 3981
Bauer (Franz). Some experiments on the Fungi which con-
stitute the Colouring Matter of the Red Snow discovered in
Baffin's Bay. London., 18 20. 4to, pp. 9. 39^2
Reprinted from the " Philosophical Transactions."
528 BAURY.
Bauer (Johann Chr. August). Alexander Selkirchs Schlck-
sale zu Wasser unci zu Lande .... Erster Theil. Berlin^ Dunker^
1806. II Zweiter-Vierter Theil. Leipzig^ Wienbrack^ 1807-10.
8vo. 3983
Bauer. Alex. Selkirchs sallsamma afventyr i fremmande
verldsdelar. Stockholm^ Hcsgestrhn^ 1819-28. 4 vols., i2mo.
Bauer. Franklin und Washington, oder Sammlung der
merkwiirdigsten bekannten Ziige aus dem Leben dieser Man-
ner. Berlin^ Frohlkh^ 1 806. 8vo. 3985
Baugher (H. L.) The Christian Patriot. A Discourse
addressed to the Graduating Class of Pennsylvania College, Sep-
tember 15, 1861. By H. L. Baugher, d.d.. President of Penn-
sylvania College. Getty sburgh^ A. D. Buehler^ 1861. 8vo,
pp. 25. 3986
Baumann (Ludwig Adolph). Abriss der Staatsverfassung der
vornehmsten Lander in America. Nebst einem Anhange von
den nordlichen Polarlandern. Brandenburg^ Heffenland^ ^11^-
8vo. Map. 39^7
Baumbach, (L. von). Briefe aus den Vereinigten Staaten
von Nordamerika in die Heimath, mit besonderer Riicksicht auf
deutsche Auswanderer. Cassel^ Fischer^ 1851. i2mo, pp. iv.,
192. I Lithograph, 410. + Neue Briefe ... . Cassel^ Fischer^
1856. 8vo, pp. xiv., 336. c. 3988
Baumgarten (Siegm. Jac.) AUgemeine Geschichte. See
[Schr5ter (J. F.)]
Baumont (Simon van). Pertinente beschryvinge van Guiana,
gelegen aen de vaste kust van America. Amsterdam^ 1676. 4to.
Baury (A. L.) Historical Sketch of St. Mary's Church,
Newton Lower Falls Massachusetts. A Sermon, preached
in St. Mary's Church, Newton Lower Falls, on the Fourth
Sunday after Easter, 1847: being the Twenty-fifth Anniversary
of the Incumbent's first officiating in that Church. By Alfred
L. Baury, Rector. Boston^ James B. Dow^ 1847. ^^^^ PP- 34-
Baury. ... A Sermon, preached in ... Newton Lower Falls,
Mass., ... December 24, 1840, at the P'uneral of Zibeon
Hooker, an Officer of the American Revolutionary Army. By
Alfred L. Baury ... . Boston^ James B. Dow^ 1841. 8vo,
pp. 28. H. 3991
BAXLEY. 529
Bausset-Roquefort. Notice historique sur rinvention de
la navigation par la vapeur. Par M. le marquis de Bausset-
Roquefort. Lyon.^ Girard et ^osserand^ 1864. 8vo, pp. 39.
Bautista (E. de San J.) Advertencias a los Confesores de
Indios. Por Fr. Elias de San Juan Bautista. Mexico^ 1600. 2
vols., 8vo. 3993
Bautista. Confessionario en lengua Mexicana por Fr. Elias
de San Juan Bautista. Mexico^ 1599- ^^'^- 3994
Bautista. Dialogos en Lengua Mexicana, por Fr. Elias de
San Juan Bautista. Mexico^ i^gS. 8vo. 3995
Bautista. Miseria y brevedad de la vida del hombre, en
lengua Nahuatl. Por Fr. Juan Bautista, Franciscano. Mexico^
1604. 4to. 3996
Bautista. Platicas antiquas que en la excellentissima lengua
Nahuatl, enmendo y crecento el ... P. Juan Bautista, Francis-
cano. Mexico^ ^599- 8vo. 3997
Bautista. Platicas morales de los Indios para la doctrina de
sus hijos, en lengua Mexicana intitulado huehuetlatolli. Por Fr.
Juan Bautista, Franciscano. Mexico^ 160 J. 8vo. 399^
Bautista. Sermonario en lengua Nahuatl. Por. Fr. Juan
Bautista, Franciscano. Mexico^ 1606. 4to. 3999
Except No. 3998, these titles are from Ternaux, Nos. 234, 253, 275 and 298.
Bauza (Felipe). Uber den gegenwartigen Zustand der
Geographic von Siid-Amerika, von Don Philipp Bauza ... .
Uebersetzt durch Wilhelm Friedrich Freyherrn von Kar-
winsky ... . 4000
Published in German and Spanish in the " Denkschriften d. K. Akad. d. Wiss.,
Miincheny 1824." 4to, Band viii., pp. 87-124. I do not know that it has ever been
separately printed.
Bavier's (Fr. Urban), des See-Capitans, merckwiirdige Reisen
und Begebenheiten, seine Kriegsdienste zu Lande, Seefahrten
nach Ost- und Westindien von ihm selbst beschrieben. Franck-
furt und Linz^ l"] ^2. Svo.-\- Niirnberg^ Monath^ ij ^2. 8vo.
Kayser and Heinsius give this name as Bavier ; I have seen it spelled Bavvier.
Baxley (H. W.) What I saw on the West Coast of South
and North America, and at the Hawaiian Islands. By H. Willis
Baxley, m.d. New Tork^ D. Appleton ^ Company^ 1865. 8vo,
pp. 632. Woodcuts. B. 4002
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BAXTER.
Baxter. Mr. Baxter Baptiz'd in Bloud,|or, |A Sad | His-
tory | of the | Unparallel'd Cruelty I of the I Anabaptists I In New-
England. | Faithfully Relating the Cruel, Barbarous, and|Bloudy
Murther of Mr. Baxter an Orthodox | Minister, who was kill'd
by the Anabaptists, and his| Skin most cruelly flead off from his
Body. I With I An Exact Account of all the Circumstances and
Parti I cularities of this barbarous Murther. | Published by his
mournfull Brother Benjamin Baxter] Living in Fen-Church-
Street, London. With Allowance. | London^ | Printed in the Tear^
1673. 1 4to, Title and 6 pp. 4003
A fictitious narrative — the "allowance" was withdrawn after an examination of
the pretended case.
Baxter (G. A.) An Essay on the Abolition of Slavery. By
G. A. Baxter, d.d. Richmond^ 1836. 8vo. s. 4004
Baxter (J.) Discourse ... Delivered at George-Town in
Arowsick upon the death of John Watts, Esq., who departed
this Life Nov. 26th, 1717. By Joseph Baxter. Boston^ 17 18.
i6mo, pp. 34. 4005
Baxter. Journal of several Visits to the Indians on Ken-
nebec River, 1717-1721. By Rev. Joseph Baxter. Boston^
1867. 8vo. 4006
Baxter. ... A Sermon Preached before the Honourable the
Lieutenant Governour, the Council, and Representatives of the
Province of the Massachusetts-Bay, in New-England, May 31.
1727. Being the Day for the Election of his Majesty's Coun-
cil. By Joseph Baxter ... . Boston^ Samuel Gerrish^ ^T^7'
8vo, 2 p. 1., pp. 36. H., M. 4007
Baxter (M.) Louis Napoleon the Destined Monarch of the
World, ... subsequently to become completely supreme over
England and most of America, ... . With Seven Diagrams and
Two Maps. Third Edition, enlarged. By the Rev. M. Baxter.
W. S. tff J. Martien^ Philadelphia^ 1858. l2mo, pp. 344.+
New Edition. London^ Macintosh^ 1865. l2mo. 4008
Also: End of the World about 1864-69. ... Predictions of Coming Calamities arc
verified by the Present American Commotions ... . Boston, E. Button [etc.], 1861.
8vo, pp. 16. H. "The Coming Battle" relates somewhat to America.
Baxter (R.) Certainty of the World of Spirits : and Cot-
ton Mather's Wonders of the Invisible World. London^ 1834.
i8mo. 4009
BAXTER. 531
Baxter. Geschichten aus der Geisterwelt ... und: Die
Wunder der unsichtbaren Welt, von Dr. Cotton Mather. Aus
dem Englischen iibersetzt von Eduard Binder. Mit einer Vor-
rede von Justinus Kerner. Reutlingen^ Ensslin und Laiblin^
1838. i2mo. 4010
Baxter. Baxter's Directions to Slaveholders Revived. ...
To which is subjoined A Letter from the Worthy Anthony
Benezet, To the celebrated Abbe Raynal. With his Answer.
Philadelphia^ F. Bailey^ MDCCLXXXX. 24mo, pp. 8, 16, 12.
Baxter. Wehkomaonganooa asquam Peantogig Kah asquam
euinnuppegig, Tokonogque mahche woskeche Peantamwog.
nk woh sampwutteahae Peantomwog. Wu[t]ankausuonk wun-
neetou noh nohtompeantog. Ussowesu Mr. Richard Baxter.
Kah yeuyeu qushkinnummun Indiane Wuttinnontoowaonganit.
Wussohsumoowontamunat ocwesuonk God ut Christ Jesus
ut, kah ocneneheonat Indiansog. ... Cambridge^ Printed by S.
G. for the Corporation in London for the Indians in New Eng-
land^ 1688. Sm. 8vo, pp. 188. B. 4012
a book of extreme rarity, printed by Samuel Green. Thomas' " Hist. Printing," i.,
257, quotes an edition, 1664, but does not mention this. See Eliot (John).
Baxter. Reliquiae Baxterianae : or, Mr. Richard Baxter's
Narrative of The most Memorable Passages of his Life and
Times. Faithfully Publish'd from his own Original Manuscript,
by Matthew Sylvester. ... London^ T. Parkhurst [etc.] m dc xc vi.
FoL, 14 p. 1., pp. 448, 200, 132 (8). Portrait. b. 4013
Contains original correspondence with Gov. Endicott, John Norton, and John Eliot,
of New England, pp. 290-298.
Baxter. Vindiciae Anti-Baxterianae, or some Animadver-
sions on a Book, entituled Reliquiae Baxterianae, or the Life of
Mr. R. Baxter. 1696. i2mo. 4014
Baxter (S.) Tyrannicide Proved Lawful, a Discourse deliv-
ered in the Mines at Symsbury, in Connecticut, to the Loyalists
confined there, by order of Congress, Sept. 19, 1781. By
Simeon Baxter. London^ 1782. 8vo. 40^5
[Baxter (Th.)] A Letter from a gentleman at Barbadoes,
to his friend now in London, concerning the administration of
the late Gov. B g. London^ Roberts^ 1740. 8vo, pp. 44.
Baxter (W.) Pea Ridge and Prairie Grove; or, Scenes and
Incidents of the War in Arkansas. By Wm. Baxter. Cindti"
nati^ Poe ^ Hitchcock^ 1864. i6mo, pp. 262. 40^7
53^
BAYARD.
Baxter (William Edward). America and the Americans.
By W. E. Baxter, Esq., m.p. London [and] New Tork^ Geo.
Routledge iff Co.^ 1855. i6mo, 2 p. 1., pp. 224. b. 4018
Baxter. Discours sur la guerre civile aux £tats-Unis,
prononce par M. Baxter ... en Janvier 1865. Traduction de
M. J. H. Livingstone. Jvranches^ Hambis^ 1865. 8vo, pp. 15.
Baxter, The Social Condition of the Southern States of
America. A Lecture delivered in the Corn Exchange Hall,
Dundee, on November 5, 1862. By W. E. Baxter, Esq., m.p.
for the Montrose District of Burghs. London^ James Nesbitt
and Co.^ m.dccc.lxii. i2mo, pp. 28. B. 4020
The Bay Fight, Mobile Bay, August 5, 1864. 'Reprinted
from Harper's Monthly. New Tork^ 1864. i2mo, pp. 18.
BayArd (F. M.) Voyage dans I'interieur des Etats-Unis, a
Bath, Winchester, dans la vallee de Shenandoha, etc. etc. etc.
Pendant I'Ete de 1791. Par Ferdinand-M. Bayard. ... Paris^
Cocherh^ 1797- 8vo, pp. xvi., 336. H. + Seconde edition, Aug-
mentee de descriptions et d'anecdotes sur la vie militaire et
politique de Georges Washington. Par Ferdinand-M. Bayard
.... Am, Batilliot [etc.], an Vh [1798]. 8vo, pp. xxv. [xxiii.],
349. Map. 4022
Bayard (James). A Brief Exposition of the Constitution of
the United States, With an Appendix, containing the Declara-
tion of Independence and the Articles of Confederation. Phila-
delphia^ Hogan & Thompson^ ^833. 12 mo, pp. iyS.-\- Philadel-
phia^ 1834. 1 2mo. + Second Edition. 1840. i2mo, pp. 178.
+ 1845. i2mo. pp. 178. H. 4023
Bayard (James A.), the elder^ d. 1815. Address of Ajax to
James A. Bayard, Esq., March 25, 1802. [n. p.] 8vo, pp. 7.
On the election of Jefferson.
Bayard. Speech of Mr. Bayard on the Foreign Intercourse
Bill. Delivered in the House of Representatives ... On the
third Day of March, 1798. [n. p., n. d.] 8vo, pp. 16. 4025
Bayard. Speech of the Hon. Mr. Bayard. Member of the
National Legislature from the State of Delaw^are. On the Bill
received from the Senate, ... entitled "An Act to repeal certain
Acts respecting the Organization of the Courts of the United
States." Delivered in the House of Representatives February
BAYARD. 533
19th and 20th, 1802. [No imprint.] i2mo, pp. 60. + [No
imprint.] 8vo, pp. 34. u.-\- Hartford^ Hudson & Goodwin^
1802. 8vo, pp. 48. IForcester^ Isaiah Thoinas^ Junior^ Jpril^
1802. i2mo, pp. 48. 4026
See also Giles (W. B.)
Bayard. Mr. Bayard's Speech, upon his Motion to amend
the Resolution offered by Mr. Giles [relative to the Embargo],
by stricking [5/V] out that Part which is in Italics. Delivered in
the Senate ... P^bruary 14, 1809. [n. p., n. d.] 8vo, pp. 21.
H. + ... Striking ... . \_Portiand, n. d.] i2mo, pp. 24. H.
Bayard. Speech of the Hon. James A. Bayard, In the
Senate of the United States, Upon his motion made on the i6th
of June, to postpone the further consideration of the bill declaring
War against Great Britain, to the 31st of October. \_Exeter\ N.
//., C. Norris & Co.^ Printers^ 1812.] 8vo, pp. 16. H. +[1812.]
8vo, pp. 30. 4028
Bayard (James A.), the younger. Abolition, and the Rela-
tion of Races. Speech of Hon. James A. Bavard, of Delaware,
delivered in the Senate, April 2 and 3, 1862. \_Pf^ashington,
1862.] 8vo, pp. 15 and 18. 4029
Bayard. Remarks in the Senate of the United States, Jan.
31, 1855. Vindicating the late James A. Bayard, of Delaware,
from the Charges in the " Anas" of Thomas Jefferson, aspersing
his Character. fFashington, 1855. 8vo. 4030
Also, ... Condition of the Country. Speech ... In the Senate of the United
States, March 20, 21 and 22, 18 61. Washington, H. Polkinhorn. 8vo, pp. 43.
Executive Usurpation: Speech ... July 19, 1861. 8vo, pp. 24. Speech ...
March 22, 1858, on the Admission of Kansas into the Federal Union under the Le-
compton Constitution. Washington^ 1858. 8vo, pp. 40. h. Speech on the Expulsion
of Mr. Bright, February 5, 1862. [n. p., n. d.] 8vo, pp. 16. Speech ... January
19, 1S64, against the Validity of the Test Oath ... [of] July 2, 1862, with the subse-
quent Proceedings in the Senate, and his rinal Remarks before the resignation of his
Seat. Also, a Letter addressed by Mr. Bayard to a Constituent, December 22, i860.
Philadelphia, 1864. 8vo, pp. 38. Two Speeches ... February 28th and March 3,
1863, in opposition to the Conscription Bill, and the Bill to appoint a Dictator, entitled
" An Act relating to Habeas Corpus, and regulating Judicial Proceedings in certain
cases." Baltimore^ fV. M. Inncs, 1863. 8vo, pp. 32.
Bayard (Lewis P.) Sermon in Trinity Church, Newark,
January 26, 18 17, at the Institution of a Church Missionary
Society. By Lewis P. Bayard. New York^ 18 17. 8vo, pp. 20.
Bayard. iMemorial of the Rev. Lewis P. Bavard, d.d.;
containing a Discourse ... by Rt. Rev. Dr. Onderdonk ... Edited
by J. W. Brown ... New-York^ 1 84 1. l2mo, pp. 272. 4032
534
BAYARD.
Bayard (Nicholas). An Account of the Commitment,
Arraignment, Tryal, and Condemnation of Nicholas Bayard,
Esq., for High Treason : in endeavouring to subvert the Govern-
ment of the Province of New York, by signing and procuring
others to sign scandalous libels called petitions, to his late Maj-
esty King William, the Parliament of England, and the Lord
Cornbury ... With a copy of the Libels or Addresses. New
York^ William Bradford^ ^l^V Fo^io- 4033
Bayard. An Account of the Illegal Prosecution and Tryal
of Coll. Nicholas Bayard, in the Province of New York, for
supposed High Treason in the Year \^o\. Collected from
several Memorials taken by divers Persons privately, the Com-
missioners having strictly prohibited the taking of the Tryal in
open Court. Printed and Sold hy William Bradford at the Sign
of the Bible in New-Tork^ mdccii. Folio, pp. (ii), 44. p. 4034
See White Kennet, Bib. Am. Prim., pp. 154 and 184.
Bayard. A | Journal | of the | Late Actions | of the | French at
Canada. | With | The Manner of their being Repuls'd, by His |
Excellency, Benjamin Fletcher, Their Majesties | Governour of
New-York. | Impartially Related by Coll. Nicholas Reyard [j/V],
and Lieutenant Coll. | Charles Lodowick, who attended his Ex-
cellency, during the whole | Expedition. | To which is added. 1 1.
An Account of the present State and Strength of Canada, | given
by Two Dutch Men, who have been a long Time Pri-|soners
there, and now made their Escape. | II. The Examination of a
French Prisoner. | III. His Excellency Benjamin Fletcher's
Speech to the Indians. | IV. An Address from the Corporation
of Albany, to His Excellen- 1 cy. Returning Thanks for His
Excellency's early Assistance for | their Relief. | Licensed, Sept.
nth. 1693. YjAw2ixdL Qookt.\ London^ Printed for Richard Bald-
win^ in Warwick-Lane^ 1693. |4to, pp. iv., 22. 4^35
Reprinted with the following preliminary title :
Bayard. Journal of the Late Actions of the French at
Canada, by Col. Nicholas Beyard, and Lieut. Charles Lodowick.
New Tork^ Reprinted for Joseph Sabin^ 1868. 4to, 2 p. 1., pp. 55.
Bayard (R. H. and J. A.) Documents relating to The Presi-
dential Election in the Year 1801: containing a Refutation of
Two Passages in the Writings of Thomas Jefferson, Aspersing
the Character of the Late James A. Bayard, of Delaware.
Philadelphia^ 183 1. 8vo, pp. 14. H., s. 4037
BAYFIELD.
535
Bayard (S.) An Address delivered before the Washington
Benevolent Societies of Princeton & Cranbury, in the State of N.
Jersey, on Monday, the Tvi^enty-Second day of February, 1 8 13,
in the Presbyterian Church at Princeton, in commemoration of
the Birth-day of Washington. By Samuel Bayard. New Bruns-
wick^ Printed and Published by Lewis Deary ^ 1 8 13. 8vo, pp. 22.
[Bayard.] Address to the well disposed, reflecting, and
unprejudiced freeholders of West Chester Co. recommending
the support of Stephen Van Rensselaer as Governor and James
Watson as Lieutenant Governor etc. New Tork^ 1801. 8vo.
Bayard. A Funeral Oration, Occasioned by the Death of
Gen. George Washington ; and Delivered on the First of Janu-
ary, 1800, In the Episcopal Church; at Nevvr-Rochelle, in the
State of New York. By Samuel Bayard, Esq. New-Bruns-
wick^ Printed by Abraham Blauvelt^ 1 800. 8vo, pp. 24. P. 4040
Bayard (W.) An Exposition of the Conduct of the Two
Houses of G. G. & S. Rowland, and Leroy, Bayard & Com-
pany, in Relation to the Frigates Liberator and Hope, in Answer
to A Narrative on that Subject, by Mr. Alexandre Contostavlos.
By William Bayard. New-Tor k^ 1826. 8vo, pp. 47. 4041
Bayard. Memorial of Wm. Bayard & Co. to Congress
praying for a charter for a Railroad from the Mississippi River
to California. Washington^ 1849. ^^o, 4042
Bayer (Wolfgang). Herrn P. Wolfgang Bayers ... Reise
nach Peru. ... Herausgegeben von C. G. von Murr. Niirn-
berg, "Johann Eberhard Zeh, ^11^- Sm. 8vo, pp. 214. H. 4043
Also published by Murr in his "Journal," Nurnbcrg^ "i-ll^t iHm 115-326, and in
his "Nachrichten," Hallc^ 1809, 8 vo, i., 380-387. P. Stocklein's Welt-Bott, Bd.
xxxviii., No. 778, contains *' Concio de Passione d. n. J. C. in Lingua Aymarensi
Indica, in Missione Juliensi in Regno Peruano publice prolata a P. Bayer ... Latine
reddita," which is also in Murr's "Journal," i., 277-334, iii. j 55-104.
Bayer. Reis naar Peru door P. W. Bayer. Amsterdam, W,
Holtrop, 1782. 8vo. 4044
Bayfield (Henry Wolsey) Sailing directions for the Gulf
and River St. Lawrence; being the result of a survey made by
order of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty. By Cap-
tain H. W. Bayfield. [Vol. i., 2d Ed.] London, 1843-47.
2 vols., 8vo. 4045
536 BAYLEY.
Bayfield. St. Lawrence Pilot, for the Gulf and River.
Fourth Edition. London^ i860. 2 vols., 8vo. 4046
Bayfield. Pilote du golfe et du fleuve Saint-Laurent. Par
H. W. Bayfield ... . i^, 2^ partie. ... Traduction par A. Legras. |
3^ partie. ... Traduction par A. Mac-Dermott. ... Paris ^ G
Bossange et O, 1863-65. 3 Parts. 8vo. 4047
Bayfield : Lake Superior. Early History, Situation, Har-
bor, &c. Ocean Commerce, Mineral & Agricultural Resources,
Rail Roads, Stage Roads, &c. Climate of Lake Superior, Pre-
Emption Lands, Invitation to Settlers. An Account of a Pleasure
Tour to Lake Superior, Its Climate, Scenery, Pictured Rocks,
Sailing Days of the Steamboats, Fare, &c. \_Philadelphia\^ May^
1858. 8vo, pp. 14. s. 4048
Bayley (Abner). Sermon at the Ordination of the Rev. Mr.
John Page Havv^ke, in Kingston, N. H., December 21, 1763.
Portsmouth^ 1764. 4to. 4049
Bayley (Daniel). The Essex Harmony ; containing a collec-
tion of Psalm Tunes. Engraved. Boston^ '[']']\. i2V[\o.-\- New-
buryport^ 'i'J'J2. i2mo. Newburyport^ 1 785. + New Harmony
ofZion, 1788. 8vo. 4050
Also : New and Complete Introduction to the Grounds and Rules of Music. Neiv-
buryporty 1764. l6mo. Psalm-Singer's Assistant ... . Neivbury-Port, the Author
[n. d.] Sm. 8vo, pp. 8, 16. (Music, engraved.) h. The Universal Harmony;
or, a Compendium of Church Musick. Neivburyport^ ^11 Z- ^^o- These are
among the earliest American music books.
Bayley (F. W. N.) Four Years Residence in the West
Indies. By F. W. N. Bayley. ... London^ William Kidd,
MDCCCXxx. 8vo, pp. xiii, 693. Plates, h.h- Third Edition
enlarged. ... Added ... the Dreadful Hurricanes in Barbados
St. Vincent, and St. Lucia, in August, m.dccc.xxxl London
Kidd^ M.DCCC.xxxiii. 8vo, pp. xiii., i 1., i folded 1., pp
742. H. 4051
Bayley (J. R.) Memoirs of the Right Rev. Simon Wm.
Gabriel Brute, d.d. First Bishop of Vincennes, with Sketches
describing his recollections of Scenes connected with the French
Revolution, and Extracts from his Journal. By the Rt. Rev.
James Roosevelt Bayley, d.d. Bishop of Newark. New Tork^
John Gilmary Shea^ mdccclx. 4to, pp. xi., 9-323. 9 Plates.
Fifty copies on large paper. Also a cheaper edition. Ntw Tork^ i%6i. i2mo.
BAYLIES. 537
Bayley. a brief Sketch of the History of the Catholic
Church of the Island of New York. New-Tor k^ Dunigan i5f
Bro.y 1853. i8mo, pp. 156. c. 4053
Bayley (Kiah). ... A Sermon, preached at the Ordination
of the Rev. Nathan S. S. Beman ... [over] the Third Congre-
gational Church in Portland: March 14th, a.d. 1810. By Kiah
Bayley ... . [n. p., n. d.] 8vo, pp. 24. h. 4054
Also : A Discourse on the Necessity and Importance of Wisdom and Knowledge,
delivered at the opening of the Lincoln Academy in New-Castle, Oct. 1st, 1805.
ff^iscasset, 1805. 8vo. A Sermon Delivered before the Maine Missionary Society,
... June 23, 181 3. By Kiah Bayley, Pastor of the Church in Newcastle. Halloivell^
18 1 3 8vo, pp. 32. Two Discourses in Consequence of the War. HaHotuell^ 1 8 12.
8vo.
Bayley (N.) English and Latine Exercises for School-Boys.
... By N. Bayley, School-master. The Fifth Edition, newly
improved and Revis'd by several hands. Boston^ Printed by T.
Fleets for Samuel Phillips^ 1 720. l2mo, pp. 208. 4055
One of the earliest American school-books.
Bayley (R.) An Account of the Epidemic Fever which
prevailed in the City of New-York, during part of the Summer
and Fall of 1795. By Richard Bayley. New York^ 1796. 8vo,
pp. 160. B. 4056
Bayley. Letters from the Health Office, submitted to the
Common Council of the City of New York. By Richard Bay-
ley. New Tork^ 1798. 8vo, pp. lOO. 4^57
Bayley (S.) A Narrative of some remarkable Incidents in
the Life of Solomon Bayley, formerly a Slave, in the State ot
Delaware, North America ; written by himself, ... to which
are prefixed, A Few Remarks by Robert Hurnard. London^
Harvey and Darton^ 1825. i2mo, pp. 68. + Second Edition,
1835. i2mo, pp. 68. 4058
Baylie (R.) a Dissvasive from the Errours Of the Time:
Wherein the Tenets of the principall Sects, especially of the
Independents, are drawn together in one Map ... . By Robert
Baylie ... . London^ Samuel Ge Hi brandy 1645. 4to, 12 p. 1., 252.
The author was a friend of Roger Williams, and part i^f this interesting volume
relates to the men and affairs of New England.
Baylies (Francis). Address before the Members of the
Taunton Lyceum, delivered July 4, 1831. By Francis Baylies.
Boston^ 1 83 1. 8vo, pp. 37. 4060
68
538 BAYLIES.
[Baylies.] Albany Argus Extra. Friday Oct. 23, 1828. ...
A reply to the address of Gen, Peter B. Porter and others, to
the Republican citizens of the State of New York. Part 11.,
No. I. 8vo, pp. 9. 4061
Refers to Adams' administration.
Baylies. Eulogy on Lafayette, delivered in the Masonic
Temple, Boston, October 9, 1834, at the request of the Grand
Lodge of Freemasons in Massachusetts. By Francis Baylies.
Boston^ 1834. 8vo, pp. 48. B., H. 4062
Baylies. Eulogy on the Hon. Benjamin Russell, delivered
before the Grand Lodge ... of Massachusetts, March 10, 1845.
By Brother Francis Baylies. Boston^ 1845. 8vo, pp. 66. 4063
Baylies (F.) An Historical Memoir of the Colony of New
Plymouth. Vol. i. Part the First. From 1620 to 1641. || Vol.
II. Parts II. III. IV. Ij By Francis Baylies. Boston^ Hilliard^ Gray^
Little^ and JVilkms^ M DCCC xxx. 2 vols., 8vo, pp. xii., 321
(l); ix., 286, 2 1., 193, 2 1., 170. B. 4064
Reissued with the following title :
Baylies. An Historical Memoir of the Colony of New
Plymouth, from the Flight of the Pilgrims into Holland in the
Year 1608, to the Union of that Colony with Massachusetts in
1692. By Francis Baylies. With some Corrections, Addi-
tions, and a Copious Index, by Samuel G. Drake. ... Boston^
M^iggin & Lunt^ 1 866. 2 vols., 8vo, Title, pp. xii., 321 (i),
iii.-ix., 286; 4 p. 1., 193, 2 1., 170, 145. 2 Portraits, 2
Maps, I folding 1. 4065
This reissue of an old work, with new title-page, contains a Fifth Part by the editor,
which is new matter. Parts i. and ii. form Vol i. ; Parts in. to v. form Vol. ii.
Baylies. A Narrative of Major General Wool's Campaign
in Mexico, in the Years 1846, 1847 ^ 1848. By Francis Bay-
lies. ... Albany^ Little^ Company^ 1851. 8vo, pp. 78. Portrait
of Wool. s., H. 4066
Baylies. Nineteenth Congress. First Session. North
West Coast of America. May 15, 1826. ... Mr. Baylies made
the following Report. \_lVashington^ 1826.] 8vo. 4067
Baylies. Some Remarks on the Life and Character of Gen-
eral David Cobb, ... delivered at the Taunton Lyceum. July
2d, 1830. By Hon. Francis Baylies. Albany^ J. Munsell^ 1864.
8vo, pp. 18. Portrait. 4068
One hundred copies printed.
BAYLY.
539
Baylies. Speech of the Hon. Francis BayHes, before the
Whigs of Taunton, on the 13th of Sept., 1837. Taunton^
Bradford^ Amsbury^ 1837. 8vo, pp; 16. H. 4069
Baylies (William). An Oration ... at Middleborough,
(Mass.) at a Meeting of the Federal Republicans, of the County
of Plymouth ... July 4, 1808. By William BayHes. Boston^
1808. 8vo, pp. 24. H. 4070
Baylies. A View of the Proceedings of the House of Repre-
sentatives of the United States in the Case of the Plymouth
Election. ... By William Baylies. Boston^ printed by Greenough
and Stebbins^ 1 809. 8vo, pp. 44. H., s. 407 1
Baylor (C. G.) "Direct Trade." Speech of C. G. Baylor,
Esq., U. S. Consul, Amsterdam, delivered at the Invitation of
... the Legislature of ... Georgia, in the Hall of the House of
Representatives, December, 1851. ... Washington^ 1852. 8vo,
pp. 31 (i). 4072
Annual Catalogue of ... Baylor University. Male Depart-
ment. Independence, Texas ... . Jnderson^ iSs2. 8vo. Con-
tinued. 4073
[Bayly (James)]. A Brief Narrative Of some of the Breth-
ren Of the second Church in Bradford : Aggrieved with the
Rev. Mr. Balch's Doctrine & Administration ; Containing Rea-
sons why they Desire Advice of Neighbour Churches. Boston;
Rogers and Fowle^ IJ4.6. 8vo, pp. 14. B. 4074
Signed " James Bayly, Jonathan Hale, Thomas Merrill, Jonathan Hopkinson."
Bayly (Lewis), Bishop 0/ Bangor. Practice of Piety. Boston^
1716. i2mo. 4075
This was translated into French, Italian, Dutch, German, Swedish, Welsh, Hun-
garian, and Polish. I cannot find the date of the first edition j the nth was pub-
lished in 1 61 9, and the 71st in 1792. It was also translated into the language of the
Massachusetts Indians, by John Eliot, with the following title :
Bayly. Manitowompae | Pomantamoonk. | Sampwshanau
Christianoh|Uttoh woh an | Pomantog| wussikkitteahonat | God,
Cambridge^ 1665. Sm. 8vo, pp. 397 (^).-\- Ca7nbridge.\ Printed
for the right Honerable Corperation in London\for the Gospelizing
the Jndins.^ in New-England [i/V]. | 1685. | Sm. 8vo, pp. 333 (2).
Thomas' "History of Printing," 1., 258 and 262, quotes a second edition, 1667,
and a fourth edition, 1687.
540 BAYNE.
Bayly (Thomas Henry). Slavery in the Territories. Speech
of Hon. T. H. Bayly, of Virginia, in the H. of R., May i6,
1848 ... . [1848]. 8vo, pp. 15. 4077
Bayly. Speech of Mr. Bayley, of Virginia, on the Annexa-
tion of Texas; ... January 7, J 845, Washington^ 1%^^, 8vo,
pp. 15. 4078
Also: Speech ... on the Oregon Question ... in the House ... January 27, 1846.
Washington^ 1 846. 8vo, pp. 15. h. Speech ... on the Harbor Bill, and in Reply
to Hon. C. Hudson, of Massachusetts, on the Corn Trade of England ... March 11,
1846. fVashington^ 1846. 8vo, pp. 22. h. Speech ... on the Bill ... amendatory
of the Tariff law of 1842. \_JVashington, n, d.] 8vo, pp. 16. h. Speeches ... on
the French Resolutions, and upon the Question of Privilege. ... April 3, 10, 1 1, &
21, 1848. JVashington, 1848. 8vo, pp. 24. h. The Mexican Treaty. Speech ...
June 20, 1854. [n. p., n. d.] 8vo, pp. 7. h.
Bayly (W.) The Original Astronomical Observations made
in the Course of a Voyage to the Northern Pacific Ocean for
the Discovery of a North East or North West Passage : wherein
The North West Coast of America and North East Coast or
Asia were explored. In ... the Resolution and Discovery, In
... [1776-80]. By Captain James Cooke ... and Lieutenant
James King; and Mr. William Bayly ... . London^ P. Elmsly^
and Mess. Mount and Page^ M dcc lxxxii. 4to, 6 p. 1., pp.
351 (l). H. 4079
[Bayman.] Notes [by Robert Bayman] and Letters [by
Mrs. A. Phelps Bayman] on the American War. By an Eng-
lish Lady. London^ William Ridgway^ 1864. 8vo, Title,
pp. 82. H. 4080
Bayne (P.) The Christian Life Social and Individual. By
Peter Bayne, m.a. ... London^ Groombridge, 1855. Post 8vo. -f-
London^ Hogg & Sons, 1 859. Post Svo.-{- Boston^ Gould and Lin-
coln^ 1857. i2mo, pp. 528. H. 4081
" Wilberforce," pp. 158-204.
Bayne (Thomas). A Sermon delivered at Irasburgh, Vt.,
May 2, 1866, on the Occasion of the Death of the Hon. Ira
Hayden Allen. By the Rev. Thomas Bayne. Montpelier^
1866. 8vo. 4082
Bayne (W. M.) Description of Bayne's Gigantic Panorama
of a Voyage to Europe, comprising Views of Boston; the Har-
bor; Halifax .... Boston^ 1848. 8vo, pp. 34. H, + Philadelphia^
1849. 8vo, pp. 46. 4083
BEACH. 541
Bazancourt (C. de). Le Mexique contemporain Par le
baron de Bazancourt Domination espagnole et guerre d'inde-
pendance 15 19-1824 Histoire complete de ses revolutions
1 824-1 86 1 Campagnes du general americain W. Scott 1847
Cause de la guerre actuelle 1 861-1862 Paris, Amyot, 1862.
i2mo, 2 p. 1., pp. 388. Map. B, 4084
Bazile (L.) Le conseil des colons de Saint-Domingue, de
leurs creanclers et ayans cause ... . Paris, Pauteur, 1826.
i8mo. 4085
Bazley (Thomas). Cotton as an Element of Industry, its
confined supply, and its extending consumption by increasing
and improving agencies. By Thomas Bazley. London, 1852.
i2mo, pp. 70. c. 4086
Bazy (S.) De la fabrication des sucres en France et aux
colonies. Paris, I'impr. de J, Didot dine, 1829. 8vo, pp. 80.
Be Patient 1 See [Clark {Rev. T. G.)]
Beach (A. B.) Our Children : their Dangers, and our
Duties. A Sermon ... in ... New York ... October 31,
1858. By the Rev. Alfred B. Beach ... . New York, 1858.
8vo, pp. 17. H. 4088
Beach (D.) A Statement of Facts, concerning the Death of
Samuel Lee, and the Prosecution of David Sanford, for Murder.
By David Beach. ... New-Haven, the Author [1807]. 8vo,
pp. 14. H. 4089
Beach (G.) George Beach, and the Northampton [Mass.]
Town Meeting, [n. p., 1825]. 8vo, pp. 8. 4090
Beach (John). A Calm and Dispassionate Vindication of
the Professors of the Church of England, against the abusive
Misrepresentations and falacious Argumentations of Mr. Noah
Hobart, in his late Address to them. Humbly offered to the
Consideration of the good People of New-England, With a
Preface by Dr. Johnson, and an Appendix containing Mr. Wet-
more's and Mr. Caner's Vindication of their own Cause and
Characters from the Aspersions of the same Author. By John
Beach, a.m. Minister of the first Church of Christ in Reading.
Boston, Printed and Sold by J. Draper in New bury -street, 1749.
4to, Title, pp. viii., 75. 4091
542 BEACH.
Beach. A Continuation of the Calm and Dispassionate Vin-
dication of the Professors of the Church of England, against ...
Mr. Noah Hobart, in his second Address to them. Humbly
offered to ... the good People of New England. ... Boston^ D.
Fowle^ 1751- 8vo, pp. 91 (3.) H. 4092
Beach. A Friendly Expostulation, with all Persons con-
cern'd in publishing A late Pamphlet, Entitled, The real Advan-
tages which Ministers and People may enjoy, especially in the
Colonies, by conforming to the Church of England. [Motto.]
By John Beach, a.m. New Tork^ Printed and Sold by John Holty
1763. 8vo, 2 p. L, pp. 48. 4093
Beach. Animadversions, Critical and Candid, on Some
Parts of Mr. Beach's Late " Friendly Expostulation" in A
Letter From a Gentleman in New England to his Friend in
Pennsylvania. New Tork^ B. Mecom^ ^7^3- ^^' ^^o, pp. 12.
Beach. Sermon at New Haven, Con. June 4, 1760, before
the Clergy of the Church of England, at their Annual Conven-
tion. Boston^ James Parker & Co.^ 1 760. Svo, pp. 44, Appen-
dix, xi. 4095
Also : Appeal to the unprejudiced From the injurious and uncharitable reflections of
Mr. Jonathan Dickinson. Boston^ Printed in the Tear 1737. l2mo, pp. 106. An
Attempt to prove that God is a Rewarder of all those who diligently seek him.
Letter to Jedidiah Mills. Boston^ 1748. 8vo, pp. 23. God's Sovereignty and his
Universal Love to the Souls of Men reconciled ; in Reply to Jonathan Dickinson's
Remarks. Boston^ 1747- i2mo. A Modest Enquiry into the State of the Dead.
... Neiv London, T. & J. Green, 1755. Svo, pp. (4), 43. B. Second Familiar
Conference upon some Antinomian Tenets, Occasioned by Mr. David Judson's Re-
marks upon the first. Neiv Tork, 1765. Svo. A Second Vindication of God's
Sovereign Free Grace Indeed. In a fair and candid examination of the last Discourse
ofthe late Mr. Dickinson, ... With a Preface by Dr. Johnson. Boston, 174S. Svo,
pp. S2. N. A Sermon on the Duty of Loving our Enemies. 1738. Sermon upon
the Decease ofthe Rev. Dr. Samuel Johnson, etc., who died January 6, 1772. Neiv-
hwven [1772]. A Sermon, shewing, that Eternal Hope Is God's Free Gift, ... New-
port, Printed by the JVidoiv Franklin, 1745. l2mo, pp. 2^. -\- Reprinted. i2mo, pp.
25. w.
Beach (L.) A Word or two about the War. By Lewis
Beach. New Tork^ John F. Trow [n. d.] Svo, pp. 28. 4096
Beach (M. S.) The Letter List Advertising in New York
City. Competition between The Sun and The Herald. New
Tork^ Proprietors ofthe Sun., 1858. 8vo, Title, pp. 16. H. 4097
Beach (S. B.) Escalala, an American Tale, by Samuel B.
Beach. Utica, Wm. Williams^ 1824. l2mo, pp. 109. 4098
[Beach (S. F.)] Argument. See [Wells (H- H.)]
BEALB. 543
Beach (W.) ... Rise ... of the New York Medical Insti-
tution and Reformed Medical Society of the United States. By
W. Beach. New-Tor k^ 1830. iimo, pp. 49. s. 4099
Beacon Hill. See [Morton (Mrs. S. W. A.)]
Beadle (D. W.) The American Lawyer ... containing a
Map and Seal for each State in the Union. By Delos W. Beadle
... . New Tork^ Phelps &' Fanning^ 1 85 1. l2mo, pp. 358. 41 00
Beadle. Der Amerikanische Sachwalter ... . New Tork.^
1852. i2mo, pp. 360. Woodcuts. 4101
Among the " Dime Publications " of Irwin P. Beadle and Beadle and Company, the
following deserve mention here : Dime Knapsack Songster 5 containing the choicest
Patriotic Songs ... . Neiu York. i8mo, pp. 72. Dime Military Song Book. ... Edited
by Wm. Ross Wallace. Neiu Tork^ i8mo, pp. 72. Dime Military Song Book and
Songs for the War. ... Neiv York. i8mo, pp. 76. Dime Patriotic Speaker : ...
Together with Poems for the Hour. Beadle and Company, Neiv York [n. d.] l2mo,
pp. 99. Dime Songs for the War ... Neiv York and London. i8mo, pp. 72.
Beadle's Dime Speakers Nos. l & 2. Neiv York. i2mo, pp. 100. -f Dime Pat-
riotic Speaker, No. 3. Neiv Tor^, 1 2mo. + Dime Comic Speaker, No. 4. Neiv
York. i2mo. + Dime Song Book ... . Neiv York, Irivin P. Beadle [1856].
I2ino. pp. 72. Dime Tales, Traditions, and Romance of Border and Revolutionary
Times. Edward S. Ellis, Editor. i2mo, pp. 60. Dime Union Song Book. Neiv
York. i8mo, pp. 74.
Beadle (W. A.) Narrative of the Life of William Beadle,
of Wethersfield, in the State of Connecticut. Containing, l The
Particulars of the " horrid Massacre" of himself and Family.
IL Extracts from the Rev. Mr. Marsh's Sermon at the Funeral
of his Wife and Children. Hartford., Bav'il Webster^ 1783.
l2mo, Woodcut Title, pp. 2^, -\- Reprinted by Alden Spooner.,
TVindsor., Ft.., 1795- i2mo, pp. 24. w. 4102
I find the following title in one of Bumstead's catalogues : Letter from a Gentle-
man in Wethersfield, to his Friend, containing a Narrative of the Life of W. Beadle,
and the Particulars of the Massacre of Himself and Family. 8vo.
Beadon (Richard). Sermon before the Incorporated Society
for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, February
19, 1796. By Richard, Lord Bishop of Gloucester. London.,
1796. 8vo, pp. 88. 4103
Beale (C. L.) Executive Protest, Prerogatives, and Patron-
age. Speech of Hon. Chas. L. Beale, of New York. Deliv-
ered in the House ... June 13, i860. Washington., i860.
Large i2mo, pp. 12. H. 4104
Beale (E. F.) The Presidency. Speech of Lieut. E. F.
Beale, Delivered at ... Chester ... November 7th, 1864. [n.
p., n. d.] 8vo, pp. 9. H. 4105
544 BEAMAN.
Beale and Heap. Central Route to the Pacific from the
Valley of the Mississippi to California. With numerous En-
gravings. By E. F. Beale and Gwin Harris Heap. Philadel-
phia^ J. B. Lippincott tff Co.^ 1824. 8vo, pp. 136. 4106
Beale (S. T.) Trial and conviction of Dr. Stephen T. Beale,
with the letters of Chief Justice Levi^is, and Judges Black and
Woodward, on his case. Interesting Ether cases, and letters
of Professor Gibson, Professor Wiltbank, W. Badger, esq., W.
L. Hirst, esq.. Rev. Albert Barnes, Dr. Henry A. Boardman,
&c. Philadelphia^ 1 855. 8vo. 4 1 07
Beale (T.) A few observations on the Natural History of
the Sperm Whale, with an Account of the Rise and Progress of
the Fishery, and of the Modes of Pursuing, Killing, and " Cut-
ting in" that Animal, with a List of its Favorite Places of
Resort. By Thomas Beale ... . London^ Effingham IVihon^
1835. Svo, pp. 58 (2). B. 4108
Republished with the following title : ... Natural History of the Sperm Whale j its
Anatomy and Physiology, Food, Spermaceti, Ambergris, Rise and Progress of the
Fishery, "Cutting in" and "Trying out," description of Ships, Boats, &c. To which
is added, a Sketch of a South-Sea Whaling Voyage. By Thomas Beale. London^
1839. Post Svo, B. k C.
Beale. Trial of John Y. Beall, as a Spy and Guerrillero, by
Military Commission. New York^ D. Appleton and Company^
1865. 8vo, pp. 94. H. 4109
Beall. John Y. Beall, the Pirate Spy. By Lieut. Col
New York^ T. R. Dawley^ 1865. i2mo, pp. 106. 41 10
Beals (William). Trial of William Beals & Charles G.
Greene, for an alleged Libel, published in the Boston Morning
Post, on Alfred W. Pike, Preceptor of the Topsfield Academy,
at the November Term of the Sup. J. Court, at Salem, before
... Judge Putnam. ... Boston^ Beals (^ Greene^ 1835. 8vo, pp.
52. H. 41 1 1
Beaman (C. C.) a Poem: delivered ... January 17, 1831.
Being the Birth-Day of Franklin. By Charles C. Beaman. ...
Boston^ John H. Eastburn^ 1 83 1. 8vo, pp. 12. H. 4112
Beaman (F. C.) Provisional Governments over the Districts
of Country now in Rebellion against the Lawful Authority of
the United States. Speech of F. C. Beaman of Michigan in the
House of Representatives, April 4, 1862. 8vo, pp. 7. 4' 13
BEARCROFT. 545
Beaman. Reconstruction. Speech of F. C. Beaman ... in
the House of Representatives, March 22, 1864, on the Bill to
guarantee to certain States, whose Governments have been
usurped or overthrown, a Republican form of Government.
Washington^ 1864. 8vo, pp. 15. H. 4114
Beaman. Representation of Rebellious States. Speech of
Hon. F. C. Beaman, of Michigan, in the House ... February
24, 1866. \_Washington,^ n. d] 8vo, pp. 8. H. 41 15
Beames of Eternal Brightness, or Branches of Everlasting
Blessings, to be spread over India and all Nations of the Earth,
by John, who is called a Quaker. 1661. 4to. 41 16
The India referred to includes America.
Beamish. The Discovery of America by the Northmen, In
the Tenth Century, with Notices of the Early Settlements of
the Irish in the Western Hemisphere. By North Ludlow
Beamish ... . London^ T. & W. Boone^ 1841. 8vo, 8 p. 1., pp.
239 (11), I 1., 4to, folded. 2 Maps, and Plate. b., c, h.
This is a translation of a portion of Prof. Rafn's Antiquitates Americanae.
Bean (C.) Report of the Committee of Claims, on the Peti-
tion of Charles Bean, Captain of Militia in Massachusetts.
April 9th, 1 8 10. Read. Washington City^ 1810. 8vo, pp. 4. H.
Bean (J.) A Sermon Delivered at Wrentham, October 26,
1773, °^ compleating the first Century since the Town was
incorporated. By Joseph Bean, a.m. ... Boston: John Boyle^
MDCCLXXiv. 8vo, pp. 36. M. + [n. p., Dec.^ 1834.] 8vo,
pp. 16. H. 4119
Bear Valley. Report to the Legislature of Pennsylvania,
containing a description of Bear Valley coal basin ... . Harris-
burg^ 1839. i6mo. 4120
" Bear Valley Coal Company." Reports of Prof. William
F. Roberts ... [etc.] Boston^ 1865. 8vo, pp. 73. Map. H.
Statistics connected with the Bear Valley Coal Region ...
[n. p., n. d.] 8vo, pp. 32. 4121^
Bearcroft (Philip). A Sermon Preached before the Honor-
able Trustees For Establishing the Colony of Georgia in
America, ... at their Anniversary Meeting. March 16, 1737-8.
... at London. By Philip Bearcroft, d.d. London^ Printed by
John Willisy M.DCC.xxxvin. 4to, pp. 22. 4122
69
54^ BEARDSLEY.
Bearcroft. Sermon preached before the Incorporated So-
ciety for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, at their
Anniversary Meeting in the Parish Church of St. Mary-le-Bow,
On Friday February 15. 1744. By Philip Bearcroft, d.d. Chap-
lain in Ordinary to His Majesty, and Secretary of the Society.
London^ mdccxliv. 4to, pp. 73. n. 4123
Beard (J. R.). ... A Discourse in Commemoration of the
Extinction of Slavery in the British Colonies, On the ist of
August, 1838. By John R. Beard. London: Smallfield and
Son^ 1838. r2mo, pp. 18. h. 4124
Beard. The Life of Toussaint L'Ouverture, the Negro
Patriot of Hayti : comprising an Account of the Struggle for
Liberty in the Island, and a Sketch of its History to the Present
Period. By the Rev. John R. Beard, d.d. ... With numerous
Engravings. London^ mdccliii. i2mo, pp. xi. (i), 335. 7
Plates, and Map. b., c. 4125
Beard. Toussaint I'Ouverture, de bevrijder der negers op
Haity. Naar het Engels door J. B. Rietsap. Utrecht^ N. de
Zwaan^ 1853. ^^°- 4126
Beard (T.) Life of Mr. Thomas Beard, Wrote by Himself:
With Some Account of his Death, Sept. 15, 1710. Soon after
he had Compleated the 1 7th Year of his Age. Printed first at
London. -^ Boston : Reprinted for T. Hancock., 1735* Title, pp.
xvi., 47. 4127
Beardslee (G. W.) Rejection of the Application for a Re-
issue upon New and Amended Claims of the Letters Patent
originally issued in 1838 to Barnabas Langdon ... . By George
W. Beardslee. Albany; Weed., Parsons and Company ., 1852.
8vo, pp. 39. H* 4128
Beardsley ( E. E.) An Address delivered in St. Peter's
Church, Cheshire, October i, 1844, on occasion of the Fiftieth
Anniversary of the Episcopal Academy of Connecticut. By
Rev. E. E. Beardsley, m.a. New Haven., 1844. 8vo, pp. 46. H.
Beardsley. ... An Anniversary Discourse, delivered in
St. Thomas' Church, New Haven, Easter Sunday, 1858. By
Rev. E. E. Beardsley, d.d.. Rector. New Haven: Peck., White
^ Peck., 1858. 8vo, pp. 16. 412941
BEARDSLEY. 547
Beardsley. ... An Anniversary Discourse, delivered in ...
New Haven, Easter Sunday, 1858. By Rev. E. E. Beardsley
... . New Haven: Peck^ White ^ Peck^ 1858. 8vo, pp, 16. H.
Beardsley. Commemorative Discourse, delivered in St.
Thomas's Church, New Haven, the Sunday following the death
of Bishop Brownell. By E. E. Beardsley, d.d. New Haven^
T. J. Stafford^ 1865. 8vo, pp. 20. 4130^
Beardsley. ... A Discourse, Commemorative of the Life
and Services of the Rev. Stephen Jewett ... in ... New Haven,
Conn. ... September i, 1861, by Rev. E. E. Beardsley ... . New
Haven: Peck^ White and Peck^ 1861. 8vo, pp. 16. h. 4131
Beardsley. ... A Discourse delivered at the Re-opening of
St. Peter's Church, Cheshire, after Extensive Improvements,
November 9th, 1864, By E. E. Beardsley, d.d., ... i>lew Haven :
Thomas J, Stafford^ Printer^ 1865. 8vo, pp. 15. 413'^
Beardsley. ... A Discourse delivered to the Pupils of the
Episcopal Academy of Connecticut, (at Cheshire,) Friday Even-
ing, November 20, 1863, by E. E. Beardsley, d.d., ... New
Haven : Thomas J, Stafford^ Printer^ 1862. 8vo, pp. 20. 4131^
Beardsley. Historical Sermon delivered in St. Peter's
Church, Cheshire, July 28th, 1839. By E. E. Beardsley. Hart-
ford: Case^ Tiffany i^ Co., 1839. 8vo. pp. 16. 4131^
Beardsley. An Historical Address pronounced before the
House of Convocation of Trinity College, in Christ Church,
Hartford, July 30th, 185 1, on occasion of the twenty fifth annual
commencement of that Institution. By the Rev. E. E. Beards-
ley, M.A. ... Hartford, 185 1. 8vo, pp. 31. 4132
Beardsley. The History of the Episcopal Church in Con-
necticut, from the Settlement of the Colony to the Death of
Bishop Seabury. By E. Edwards Beardsley, d.d. ... New Tork,
Hurd^ Houghton, 1865. 8vo, pp. xxix., 470. b., c. 4133
Vol. II., bringing the history forward to the death of Bishop Brownell in 1865, is in
press.
Beardsley. ... A Sermon, preached at the Consecration of
Christ Church, Stratford, July 29th, 1858, by Rev. E. E. Beards-
ley ... . New Haven, 1858. 8vo, pp. 28. B., c. 4134
54$ BEARDSLEY.
Beardsley. ... The Sermon at the Closing Services in St.
Thomas' Chapel, New Haven ... March 12, 1854. By Rev.
E. E. Beardsley ... New Haven^ George B. Bassett 6f Co.^ 1854.
8vo, pp. 12. H. 4135
Beardsley. ... A Sermon, Preached at the Consecration of
Christ Church, Stratford, July 29th, 1858, by Rev. E. E.
Beardsley, d.d., ... New Haven: Peck^ White & Peck^ 1858.
8vo, pp. 28. 4135^
Beardsley. A Sketch of William Beardsley : one of the
original Settlers of Stratford, Conn., and a Record of his De-
scendants to the third generation ; and of some who bear his
name to the present time. By E. Edwards Beardsley, d.d.
New Haven^ Bassett & Barnett^ 1867. 8vo, pp. 32. 4136
Beardsley (Levi). Remarks of Mr. L. Beardsley, in the
Senate, in committee of the whole, on the bill to expediate the
construction of the New-York and Erie Rail-road, April 20th,
1836. [n. p., n. d.] 8vo, pp. 9. 4137
Beardsley. Remarks of Mr. Beardsley, of New York, on
the Right of Petition : delivered in the House ... January 5,
1844. Washington^ 1 844. 8vo, pp. 8. H. 4 1 38
Beardsley (L.) Reminiscences; Personal and other Inci-
dents ; Early Settlement of Otsego County ; Notices and Anec-
dotes of Public Men ; Judicial, Legal, and Legislative Matters ;
Field Sports ; Dissertations and Discussions. By Levi Beards-
ley ... . New-Tor k^ printed by Charles Vinten^ 1852. 8vo, pp.
X., 575. Portrait. 4139
Beardsley (S.) Opinion of the Hon. Samuel Beardsley,
late chief justice of the State, and letter from Hon. William L.
Marcy on the Canal Bill. Albany^ 185 1. 8vo, pp. i 5. 4140
Also: Remarks ... on the Right of petition, delivered in the House of Representa-
tives, January 5, 1844. fVashington, 1844. 8vo, pp. 8. Speech ... on the resolution
proposing to examine into the affairs of the Bank of the United States. ... March
7, 1832. 8vo, pp. 8. Speech ... May 9 and 10, 1832, upon the povk^er of the House
to punish for an alleged contempt and breach of privilege. 8vo, pp. 16. Speech ...
1 6th of January, 18 34, on the subject of the Removal of the Public Deposites from
the Bank of the United States. fVashington, 1834. 8vo, pp. 15. Speech ... on a
memorial from the inhabitants of the city of Utica and of the County of Oneida, New
York, relative to the removal of the deposites, ... May 5, 1834. fVaihington^ 1834.
8vo, pp. 6. Speech on the right of members to their Seats in the House of Representa-
tives, ... February 8, 1844. fVashingtorty 1844. 8vo, pp. 7. Report of the Beardsley
Divorce Case. Neiv York [n. d.] 8vo.
MATTY. 54J9
Beasley [Rev. Frederic), a.m. Sermon delivered before the
Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the State of
New York, Oct. 4, 1808. New Tork^ 1808. 8vo, pp. 32.
Beasley (M.) Elements of Geographical and Astronomical
Science ; with Alterations adapted to the Modern Divisions of
Europe and South America, by T. Beasley. London^ 1826.
8vo. 4142
Beasley (R. E.) A Plan to stop the Present and prevent
Future Wars. By Rob't E. Beasley .... Containing a Proposed
Constitution for the General Government of the Sovereign States
of North and South America, ... Published for the Author in
English and Spanish. Rio Vista^ Cal.^ 1864. i2mo, pp. 24. H.
Beatson (John). A Sermon, occasioned by that Branch of
British Commerce which extends to the Human Species. By
John Beatson. Hull^ 1789. 8vo, pp. 64. s. 4144
Beatson (Robert). Naval and Military Memoirs of Great
Britain, from the Years 1727 to the Present Time. By R.
Beatson, Esq. London^ Strachan^ 1790- 3 vols., 8vo. -fFrom
1727 to 1783. London^ Longman [etc.], 1804-06. 6 vols., 8vo.
" Contains the whole series of naval and military events which occurred during the
American Revolution." — Faribault. See M. R., iv., 198, 323; xlix., 284,
Beatson (R. S.) The Plains of Abraham: Notes Original
and Selected. By Lt. Col. R. S. Beatson. Gibralter^ 1859.
8vo, pp. 48. Portraits of Wolfe and Montcalm. 4246
Beatty (Charles). Double Honor due to the Laborious
Gospel Minister. Represented in a Sermon Preached at Fair-
field in New Jersey the ist of December, 1756. At the Ordi-
nation of the Reverend Mr. William Ramsey. Published at
the Desire of the Hearers, By Charles Beatty. Philadelphia :
William Bradford^ 1756. 8vo. 4147
Beatty. ... Sermon Preached at Fairfield, in New-Jersey,
the 1st of December, 1756. At the Ordination Of the Rev-
erend Mr. William Ramsey. By Charles Beatty, Minister of
the Gospel at Nishanung. Philadelphia^ William Bradford [n.
d.] 8vo, Half Title, pp. 56. 4148
Beatty. The Journal of a Two Months Tourj with a view
of Promoting Religion among the Frontier Inhabitants of Penn-
sylvania, and of Introducing Christianity among the Indians to
550 BEAUCHAMP.
the Westward of the Alegh-geny Mountains. To which are
added, Remarks on the Language and Customs of some particu-
lar Tribes among the Indians, with a brief Account of the vari-
ous attempts that have been made to civilize and convert them,
from the first Settlement of New England to this Day ; By
Charles Beatty, a.m. ... London: William Davenhill and George
Pearch^ M DCC Lxviii. 8vo, pp. no. C, h. 4149
Reprinted at the end of " Brainerd's Journal," Edinburgh^ 1798. 8vo. This
journal, though chiefly of a religious cast, is enlivened with many agreeable notes and
circumstances relating to the manners and customs of the Delaware Indians, who,
from certain similar customs and some traditions among them, the author conjectures
to be the descendants of the ten tribes of Israel.
Beatty. Tagebuch einer Zween Reise ... Herausgegeben
aus dem Englischen Von Carl Beatty a.m. und iibersetzt.
Frankfurt und Leipzig^ In 'Joh. Georg. Fleischers Buchhandlung^
1771. 8vo, pp. 157. H. 4150
Beatty (M.) The Monitor; or, an address to the People
of Great Britain, America, and Ireland, on the present Situation
of affairs. By M. Beatty. London^ J. Debrett^ 1786. 8vo.
" A strange jumble of piety and politics." — M. R., lxxv., 256.
Beaty. The trial of Robert Beaty, (who was tarred and
feathered), on an indictment for perjury. Baltimore^ Printed for
the Proprietor^ 1809. 8vo, pp. 51. p. 41 5 2
Beau. Catalogue des coquilles recueillies a la Guadeloupe et
ses dependances ; par M. Beau ... precede d'une introduction
par M. P. Fisher. Paris ^ imp. Paul Dupont^ 1858. 8vo, pp. 27.
Reprinted from the " Revue Coloniade," Dec, 1857.
Beau (C. le). See Le Beau.
Beauchamp (A. de). Histoire du Bresil, depuis sa decouverte
en 1500 jusqu' en 1810, contenant L'origine de la monarchic
portugaise; le tableau du regne de ses rois, et des conquetes
des Portugais dans I'Afrique et dans I'Inde; la decouverte et la
description du Bresil, ... enfin, I'histoire civile, politique et
commerciale, les revolutions et Tetat actuel de cette vaste con-
tree. Par M. Alphonse de Beauchamp ... . Pari s.^ Alexis Eymery^
1815. 3 vols., 8vo, pp. 39, 388; Title, pp. 500; Title, pp.
516 (i). Map, and 2 Plates. h. 4154
Some copies were printed on vellum paper. See M. R., lxxxv., 461.
Beauchamp. Histoire de la conquete et des revolutions du
Perou, par Alphonse de Beauchamp. Avec Portraits. Paris^
BEAUCHENE. 55 1
M. DCCC. VIII. 2 vols., 8vO, 2 p. 1., pp. 280 ; 2 p. 1., 272. H.
-j-Paris^ 1 8 13. 2 vols., 8vo. + P^m, 1835. 2 vols., 8vo.
This work is said to be plagiarised from Southey's History of Brazil. Translated into
Portuguese by the Abbe Ignacio Felizardo Fortes, with the following title :
Beauchamp. Historia do Brasil, desde a sua descoberta im
1500 ate 1 8 10 escripta em francez, por M. de. Beauchamp. Rio
de yanerio^ impressa regia^ 1818-19. 2 vols., 8vo. 4156
Beauchamp. L'independance de I'empire du Bresil, presentee
aux monarques europeens ; Par M. Alphonse de Beauchamp ... .
Paris^ Delaunay^juin^ 1824. 8vo, 2. p. 1., pp. xv., 138 (l). s., H.
Beauchamp. Refutation de I'escrit intitule : Coup d'oeil sur
I'etat politique du Bresil au 12 Novembre 1825, considere dans
ses divers rapports avec le Portugal \ public a Londres en mars
1824. Paris ^ Delaunay^ 1824. 8 vo. 4158
Beauchamp (Jeroboam O.) The Confession of Jeroboam
O. Beauchamp, who was executed at Frankfort, Ky., 7th Julv,
1826, for the Murder of Col. Solomon P. Sharp, late att'y gen'l
of Ky. ; with Some Poetical Pieces by [his Wife] Mrs. Ann
Beauchamp. Bloomfield^ Ky.^ 1826. ^wo.-\- Kentucky^ H. T.
Goodsell \_iSs4-J 8vo, pp. 100. 4^59
The Beauchamp Tragedy, in Kentucky. As detailed in the
Confession of Jereboam O. Beauchamp ^ to which is added A
Biographical Sketch of Col. Solomon P. Sharp, and a historical
account of the Old Court and New Court Controversy, etc.
The whole presenting a narrative of many exciting incidents in
Kentucky life some thirty years ago. New Tork^ Dinsmore ^
Co.^ 1858. i2mo, p. X., 134. 4160
[Beauchamp.] Kentucky Tragedy, Letters of Ann Cook,
late Mrs. Beauchamp, to her Friend in England. Containing a
short History of that remarkable Woman. Washington^ 1826.
i2mo, pp. 91. 4161
Beauchamp. Kentucky Tragedy. A Full and Particular
Account of the Lives and Tragical Deaths of Jeroboam O.
Beauchamp, and Ann, his Wife, the Murderers of Col. Sharp.
Philadelphia [n. d.] i8mo, pp. 32. 4162
Beauchamp (Lord). See Lygon (W.)
Beauchene. Les aventures de Monsieur Robert Chevalier
dit de Beauchene, capitaine de flibustiers dans la Nouvelle-
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BEAUFOY.
France, redigees par monsieur Le Sage. Paris^ Est, Ganeau^
1732. 2 vols., l2V[io.-\- Maestricht ; Dufour et Roux, 1783.4-
Lii/e^ Ch. F. J. Lehoucq^ an 11. [1794]. 3 vols., i8mo. -f- Edi-
tion stereotype, d'apres le procede d'Herhan. Paris^ M^^ Dobo^
1824. 2 vols., i8mo. 4163
" Ce n'est point une fiction, mais Thistoire singuliere d'une capitaine de flibustiers,
qui fut tue a Tours, par des Anglais, en 173 1, redige d'apres les memoires fournis par
sa veuve."— guERARD.
Beauclerk. Lithographic Nevi^s of military operations in
Canada, under Sir John Colborne, during the late insurrection.
By Lord Charles Beauclerk. London. 1840. 4to. s. 4164
[Beaudry (Hercules)]. Le Conseiller du Peuple ou Re-
flexions adressees aux Canadiens Fran^ais, par un Compatriote.
Montreal^ 1 861. l2mo, pp. 281. 4165
Beaufort, S. C. Remonstrance of the Citizens of Beau-
fort District, S. C. against any further Increase of the Duties on
Imports. ... Washington.^ 1828. 8vo, pp. 7. (20th Cong., ist
Sess., House, Doc. No. 28.) 4165^
Beaufoy (Henry). The Speech of Mr. Beaufoy ... i8th
June, 1788, in a Committee of the Whole House, on a Bill for
Regulating the Conveyance of Negroes from Africa to the West-
Indies. To which are added Observations on the Evidence
adduced against the Bill. London.^ J. Phillips.^ m,dcc,lxxxix.
8vo, 2 p. 1., pp. 37. H. 4166
Beaufoy. The Substance of the Speech of Henry Beau-
foy, Esq. to the British Society for extending the Fisheries, &c.
... March 25, 1788. ... London.^ T. Cadell [etc.], 1788. 8vo,
pp. 109. 4167
Relates only to the British fisheries ; but there are some remarks strongly discourag-
ing emigration to America.
[Beaufoy.] Tour through parts of the United States and
Canada. By a British Subject. London.^ Longman.^ 1828. 8vo,
pp. 141. Map and Plates. 4168
'•Henry Beaufoy, esq. sent me a copy of this book with a note stating that it was
written by his brother, who had a few copies printed for distribution among his
friends." — Rich.
Beaufoy (M.) Mexican Illustrations, founded upon Facts j
Indicative of the Present Condition of Society, Manners, Reli-
gion, and Morals, among the Spanish and Native Inhabitants of
BEAUMARCHAIS,
553
Mexico: With Observations upon the Government and Re-
sources of the Republic of Mexico, as they appeared during Part
of the Years 1825, 1826, and 1827. Interspersed with Occa-
sional Remarks upon the Climate, Produce, and Antiquities of
the Country, Mode of Working the Mines, &c. By Mark
Beaufoy ... . London; Carpenter and Son^ 1828. 8vo, pp. xii.,
310. Map and 6 Plates. b., p. 4169
Beaufoy (Mr.) Memoire au Soutien de I'appel de la fab-
rique de N. D. de Montreal. Montreal.^ 1867. 8vo, pp. 29.
Beauge. Lettre ecrite par M. Beauge, habitant au Limbe,
dependance de la partie du nord de Saint-Domingue, a M. de
Montdion, citoyen de Paris, en date du 5 aout 1790. [n. p., n.
d.] 8vo, pp. 40, or less. 4171
Beaujour [Baron Louis Philippe Felix de). Aper^u des £tats-
Unis, au commencement du xix^. siecle, depuis 1800 jusqu'en
1 8 10, avec des tables statistiques. Par le Chevalier Felix de Beau-
jour ... . Paris^ L. G. Michaud^ [also] Delaunay^ M. Dccc. xiv.
8vo, pp. 274. Map, 17 Plates, folded. H. 4172
Beaujour. Sketch of the United States of North America,
at the Commencement of the Nineteenth Century, from 1800
to 1810 ; with Statistical Tables, and a New Map, by the
Author ; containing all the Late Discoveries, and exhibiting the
Division of Territorial Zones, Boundary Lines, &c. By le Cheva-
lier Felix de Beaujour ... . Translated from the French. With
Illustrative Notes and Appendix. By William Walton, Esq.
London; J. Booth \tic.~\^ 1 8 14. 8vo, pp. xx., 363, 17 1., 4to,
" " " 1. Map.
See N. A. R., ii., 68.
folded.
"•4173
[Beaulieu (Charles Gillston de)]. De la necessite de rendre
nos colonies francaises independantes, et de supprimer notre acte
de navigation i par C.-G.-D.-B. Paris \n. A.~\ i2mo. 4174
Beaumarchais (Emelie Eugenie). The Daughter of Pierre
Augustin de Beaumarchais, to the Hon. the members of the
Senate and House of Representatives of the United States.
Paris^ Oct. 20, 1822. 4to, pp. 4. 4^75
Beaumarchais. Report of the Committee on Claims, on
the Petition of E. E. Beaumarchais, March 10, 1806. 8vo,
pp. 113. [Congressional Document.] 4176
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554 BEAUMONT.
[Beaumarchais (Pierre Auguste Caron de)]. Influence du
despotisme de I'Angleterre sur les deux mondes. Boston^ Londres
et Paris^ 178 1. 8vo. 4^77
" Attributed to Beaumarchais by Chardon de la Rochette, but not included in the
' CEuvres ' of Beaumarchais." — Querard.
[Beaumarchais.] Le voeu de toutes les nations, et I'interet
de toutes les puissances, dans I'abaissement et I'humiliation de la
Grande-Bretagne. Seconde edition, corrigee par I'Auteur. [n p.,
1778.] 8vo, Half Title, pp. 74. h. 4178
Beaumarchais. Claim of De Beaumarchais' Heir Against
the United States. Paris^ J. Smithy 1822. 8vo, pp. 56. w.
Beaumarchais. Memorial aud Claim of Amelie Eugenie
Caron de Beaumarchais, wife of Andre Toussaint De La Rue,
heir and representative of Caron de Beaumarchais, for a bal-
ance due his estate for sundry arms, ammunition, &c. furnished
the United States during the war between Great Britain and
America. Richmond^ 1801. Sm. 4to, pp. 34. c. 4180
Beaumarchais. Memorial on the subject of the claim of
Caron Beaumarchais. February 1807. (Cong. Doc, 1807.)
Beaumarchais. Observations sur le Memoire justicatif de
la cour de Londres (ou Apologie de la conduite de la France,
relativement a I'insurrection des colonies anglaises). Par P. A.
Caron de Beaumarchais, Armiteur et Citoyen Fran^ais. J
Londres^ a Philadelphie et se trouve par tout^ 1779- 4182
Also included in his " CEuvres," of which there are many editions.
Beaumont (Arthur J.) An American's Defence of his Gov-
ernment, in an appeal to the Common Sense of the nations of
Europe. By Arthur J. Beaumont, a citizen of the United
States of North America. London^ 1831. 8vo, pp. 36.-|-P^m,
printed by Fain^ 1831. 8vo, pp. 68. c. 4183
Beaumont. De la Constitution americaine, et de quelques
calomnies dont elle a ete I'obiet de nos jours. Par A. J. Beau-
mont. Paris', Bennis^ Papinot^ 1 83 1. 8vo, pp. 60. c. 4184
Beaumont [Baron de). Lettre a M. le comte Mole, sur la
question mexicaine. Paris. Bohaire^ 1839. 8vo, pp. 36. 4185
Beaumont. Resume et solution de la question mexicaine,
pour servir de discussion sur les credits supplementaires. Par le
Baron de Beaumont. Paris y Bohaire^ ^839. 8vo, pp. 40.
BEAUMONT.
555
Beaumont (G. A. O.) Eulogy on the Life and Character
of Wm. Henry Harrison ... delivered at ... Chicago, in the
Presbyterian Church ... on the 14th Day of May, 1841. By
Geo. A. O. Beaumont, Esq. Chicago^ 1841. i2mo, pp. 12. H.
Beaumont (Gustave de la Bonniniere de). Marie, ou I'es-
clavage aux Etats-Unis: tableau des moeurs americaines. Par
Gustave de Beaumont ... Paris^ 1835. 2 \o\s.^?>\o.-\- Bruxelles^
L. Hauman^ 1835. 2 vols., i2mo, pp. 390 ; 2 p. 1., pp. 324
(2). + Seconde edition, revue et corrigee. Parh^ 1835. 2 vols.,
8vo. + Troisieme edition, corrigee. Paris^ 1836. 2 vols., 8vo.
H-Quatrieme edition. Paris^ Charles Gosselin^ 1840. 2 vols.,
l8mo. + Cinquieme edition. Paris^ Ch. Gosselin^ 1842. i2mo.
-\- Bruxeiies^ 1844. 2 vols., 8vo. 4188
Highly commended in the " Quarterly Review," liii., 289. See, also, Rich, 11.,
273.
Beaumont. Nordamerikanische Bilder und Zustande. Deutsch
von Spazier. Weimar^ ^oigt^ 1836. 2 vols., 8vo. 4 1 89
Beaumont and Tocqueville (A. de). Du systeme peniten-
tiaire aux Etats-Unis, et de son application en France ; suivi d'un
appendice sur les colonies penales et de notes statistiques. Par
MM. G. de Beaumont et A. de Tocqueville. ... Paris^ H. Four-
nier jeune^ 1833. 8vo, 2 p. 1., pp. viij., 439. 5 Plates. H.+
Seconde edition, entierement refondue et augmentee d'une intro-
duction ... . Paris ^ Ch. Gosselin^ 1836. 2 vols., 8vo, 49I sheets.
5 Plates. + Troisieme edition. Paris^ Ch. Gosselin, 1845. i2mo,
i8| sheets. + [Another] Troisieme edition ... augmentee. Brux-
elles; Hauman^ Cattoir et comp^^ ^837. 2 vols., i2mo. B. 4190
Beaumont. On the Penitentiary System in the United
States, and its Application in France; with an Appendix on
Penal Colonies, and also, Statistical Notes. By G. de Beau-
mont and A. de Tocqueville ... . Translated from the French,
with an Introduction, Notes and Additions. By Francis Lie-
ber. Philadelphia: Carey ^ Lea & Blanchard^ ^833. 8vo, pp.
xlvii., 301. H. 4191
Beaumont. Amerika's Besserungs-System, und dessen An-
wendung auf Europa mit einem Anhange iiber Straf-Ansiedel-
ungen und zwei und zwanzig Beilagen, Aus dem Franzas-
ischen der Herren G. v. Beaumont und A. de Tocqueville nebst
Erweiterungen und Zusatzen von Dr. N. H. Julius. Berlin^
556 BEAUTES.
Theod. Ch. Fried. Enslin^ '833. 8vo, pp. xxxviii., 458 (i). 4
Plates and i Table. b. 4192
Beaumont. Om Bodssystemet i de Forenede Stater og om
dets Anvendelse i Frankrige, overs, af N. A. Colban. Christi-
ania^ Dahl^ 1839. 8vo. 4^93
Beaumont (J. A. B.) Travels in Buenos Ayres, and the Ad-
jacent Provinces of the Rio- de la Plata. With Observations
intended for the Use of Persons who contemplate Emigrating
to that Country; or, Embarking Capital in its Affairs. By J. A.
B. Beaumont, Esq. London^ "James Ridgway^ mdcccxxviii.
8vo, pp. xii., 270. Map. H. 4194
[Beaumont de Brivazac] L'Europe et ses colonies, en
decembre 18 19. Paris^ Brissot-Thivars^ 1820. 2 vols., 8vo. -f
Seconde edition. Paris^ Chasseriau, 1822. 2 vols., 8vo. 4195
Beaumont (S. van). Pertinente beschrijvinge van Guiana,
gelegen aan de vaste kust van Amerika. Amsterdam^ 1676. 4to.
Beauport. Report of the Commissioners of the Temporary
Lunatic Asylum, at Beauport, January, 1849. ["• P*] 1849.
8vo, pp. 29. 4197
Beauregard. Gen. Beauregard's Official Report of the
" Battle of Manassas." Richmond^ 1861. Sm. 8vo, pp. 29.
Beauregard. Report of General G. T. Beauregard of the
Defense of Charleston, Published by order of Congress. Rich-
mond^ R. M. Smithy Public Printer^ 1864. 8vo, pp. 93. 4199
These two reports are very scarce, having been mostly destroyed by fire.
The Beauregard Songster, being a collection of Patriotic, Senti-
mental and Comic Songs. Arranged by Hermann L. Schreiner.
Published by John C. Schreiner ^ Son^ Macon and Savannah^ Ga.^
1864. i8mo, pp. 36. 4200
Beaurepaire. See Quesnay de Beaurepaire.
Beaurepaire-Rohan (Af. de) Viagem de Cayaba ao Rio
de Janeiro, pelo Paraguay, Corientes. S. Paulo^ 1847. ^^^>
pp. 19. 4201
Title from Demarsay Hist. Paraguay, p. 147.
Beautes de L'Histoire d'Amerique, d'apres les plus celebres
voyageurs et geographes qui ont ecrit sur cette partie du monde
BEAUVOIS.
557
par G*** .... Paris^ Alexis Eymery^ 1818. 2 vols., l2mo, Half
Title, Front., Eng. Title, pp. 315; Half Title, Front., Eng.
Title, 392. + P^m, 1828. 2 vols., i2mo. Engravings.
The Beauties and Deformities of Fox, North, and Burke,
selected from their Speeches, from the Year 1770 down to the
Present Time, 1784. l2mo. 2 Plates. + Third Edition. Lon-
don^ 1784. + Seventh Edition. London^ 1784. i2mo, pp. 83. 2
Plates. 4203
Chiefly relative to American affairs.
The Beauties of American History. By the Author of Eve-
nings in Boston, etc. Hartford^ 1850. i2mo. 4204
The Beauties of Brother Bull-us. By his Loving Sister,
Bull-a. New Tork^ James Eastburn^ 1 812. 24mo, pp. (2),
93. B. 4205
" I propose to extract the most excellent effusions of the * Diverting History of
John Bull and Brother Jonathan,' and accompany them with suitable comments." —
Preface.
Beauties of Poor Richard's Almanack, for the Year 1760.
Boston [1760]. l2mo. w. 4206
Beauties of the British Senate ; taken from the Debates of
the Lords and Commons. London., 1 782-1 784. 2 vols., 8vo,
pp. xvi., 307; viii., 351. 4207
American Affairs, Vol. i., 91-109. Another edition, to the end of the 2d ses-
sion of the administration of W. Pitt. Londoriy 1786.
Beauvais (J. A.) A statement of Facts respecting a con-
tract made with Rev. Wheelock Craig, Pastor of the Trinitarian
Church, New Bedford. By Jos. Arthur Beauvais. 1863. New
Bedford., 1863. 8vo, pp. 8. 4208
Beauvallet (Leon). Rachel et le nouveau monde, prome-
nade aux £tats-Unis et aux Antilles. Par Leon Beauvallet.
Paris., A. Cadot^ 1856. i6mo, pp. viii., 304. 4209
Beauvallet. Rachel and the New World. A Trip to the
United States and Cuba. Translated from the French of Leon
Beauvallet. New York: Dix^ Edwards i^ Co.., 1856. l2mo,
pp. xiv., 404. H. 4210
Beauvois (A. M. F. J.) Catalogue Raisonne du Museum
de Mr. C. W. Peale. Philadelphia., 1800. 8vo. 421 1
558 BEECHER.
Beauvois (Eugene). Decouvertes des Scandinaves en Amer-
ique, du dixieme aux treizieme et quatorzieme siecles, fragments
de sagas irlandaises, traduits pour la premiere fois en fran^ais,
par E. Beauvois ... . Paris^ Challomel ain'e^ i860. 8vo, pp. 77.
From the "Revue orientale et americaine."
Beaven (J.) Recreations of a Long Vacation, or a Visit to
Indian Missions in Upper "Canada. By James Beaven, d.d.
Toronto^ 1846. i2mo.-\- London^ Burns^ 1847. i2mo, pp. 196.
s. 4213
Beaven (Samuel). The Religious Liberties of the Christian
Laity Asserted. By Samuel Beaven. Newport^ R. /., 1753.
l6mo. w. 4214
Beaver Meadow Railroad and Coal Co. Reports. Phila-
delphia^ 1845, and continued. p. .4214^
Beaver (B.), pseudon. Adventures of Dick Onslow among
the Red Skins. London^ Dean^ 1862. i2mo. 4215
Becerra Tanco (L.) Felicidad de Mexico, en el principio
y milagroso origen que tuvo el Santuario de la Virgen Maria
Nra. Sra. de Guadalupe extramuros : en la Aparicion admirable
de esta Soberana Senora y de su prodigiosa Imagen. Sacada a
luz y anadida, por el Br. Luis Becerra Tanco ... . Sevilla^ por
Tomds Lope-z, de Haro^ 1685. 4to, less than 30 1. 4216
The first edition was probably published before 1672, when the author died. A
second edition was published in Mexico about 1675, with a preface and posthumous
additions from the author's papers, and edited by Antonio Gama. It was reprinted
in the " Coleccion" of Torres Tuiion, Madrid^ 1785. Set Bartolache's " Manifiesto,"
pp. 8-12, 55.
Bechamel. Voyage to Guiana. See Acufia.
Bechard (Ferdinand). Lois municipals des republiques de
la Suisse et des Etats-Unis. Par Ferdinand Bechard. Paris^
Giraud et Dagneau^ 1852. i8mo, 12 sheets. 4217
Becher (A. B.) The Landfall of Columbus on his First
Voyage to America with a Translation of the Baron Bonne-
foux's History of his Previous Life also a Chart showing his
Track from the Landfall to Cuba and an Outline of his Subse-
quent Voyages By A. Becher ... London^ J. D. Potter^ 1856.
8vo, pp. xxvi. (i), 376. Plate, and Maps. b. 4218
See New g. R., October, 1856, 468.
BECK. 559
Becher. Navigation of the Pacific Ocean, ... being a Brief
Account of the Winds, Weather, and Currents ... by A. B.
Becher ... . London^ J. D. Potter^ mdccclx. 8vo, pp. viii.,
132. 2 Maps. H. 4219
Becher (C. C.) Mexico in den ereignissvollen Jahren 1832
und 1833 und die Reise hin und zuriick, aus vertrautlichen
Briefen, mit einer Anhange iiber die neuesten Ereignisse ... nebst
mercantileschen und statistischen Notizen. Von C. C. Becher.
Hamburg \_Perthes^ Besser und Maucki]^ l^'^\. 8vo. Plate, and
Map. 4220
Becher (Johann Joachim). Politische Discvrs von den eigent-
lichen Ursachen des Auf- und Abnehmens der Stadte, Lander,
und Republicken, Franckfurt^ 1668. 8vo, + [/<3'.] 1673. 8vo.
-\- Franc kfurt^ Zunner^ 1688. 8vo, 82 sheets. 4-Vierdte Auf-
lage, Leipzig^ [also] Jena^ B'lelck^ 1721. 8vo, 82 sheets. +Neu-
vermehrte und durch Herr Cammerrath Zincken verbesserte
Auflage. Zd//, Gselllus^ I753- 8vo. + Aufs Neue edirt von E.
G. H. Zink. Leipzig^ 1754- ^vo. + Marburg^ Krieger^ ^759-
8vo. 4221
Bechler (G. R.) Atlas showing Battles, Engagements, and
Important Localities connected with the Campaigns in Virginia,
completing the Campaign Map designed, engraved, and published
by Gustavus R. Bechler. Philadelphia^ F. Leypoldt [1864].
Oblong 8vo, pp. 7. 18 Plates. c. 4222
Bechteln. Kurzer | Catechismus | Vor etliche | Gemeinen
Jesu|Aus der I Reformirten Religion! In Pennsylvania, | Die sich
zum alten Berner Synodo halten : | Herausgegeben von | Johannes
Bechteln, | Diener des Worts Gottes. | Philadelphia^ | Gedruckt bey
Benjamin Franklin^ J 'J /[.I. \ 24mo, pp. 42. 4223
In the Nuggets, No 496, this book is priced at £lo los., and is said to be unique.
I have sold five copies, at about five dollars each.
Beck (Abraham). Western Land Agency and Commission
Office, St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis^ 1820. i6mo, pp. 32. 4224
Beck (J. B.) An Historical Sketch of the state of Medicine
in the American Colonies, from their First Settlement to the
Period of the Revolution ... by John B. Beck, m.d Al-
bany^ J. Munsell^ 1842. 8vo, pp. 35. + Second Editioa Albany^
1850. 8vo, pp. 63. H. 4225
Also in the Transactions of the Medical Society of the State of New York, 1830.
8vo, pp. 41-99. H.
560 BECK.
Beck. A Letter on the Establishment of a New Medical
School in connection with Columbia College, 1832. By John
B. Beck ... . New York^ 1832. 8vo, pp. 8. B. 4226
Beck (Lewis C.) An Account of the Salt Springs at Salina,
in Onondaga County, State of New York ... . By Lewis C.
Beck, M.D New-Tor k^ ^^?^- ^^^t PP- 3^- ^-i ^- 4^^?
Reprinted from "New York Med. and Phys. Journal," No. i8.
Beck. Botany of the Northern and Middle States ... .
arranged according to the Natural System. By Lewis C. Beck
... . Albany^ printed by Webster and Skinner^ ^833. l2mo, pp.
Iv., 471. H. 4228
Beck. Botany of the United States of America, arranged
according to the Natural System. By Lewis C. Beck, m.d.
New Tork^ 1848. i2mo. 4229
Beck. Botany of the United States north of Virginia ; com-
prising descriptions of the flowering and fernlike Plants hitherto
found in those States. By Lewis C. Beck. Second Edition.
New York^ Harpers^ 1848. i2mo, pp. xiii., 480. c. 4- Third
edition, revised and enlarged. New York^ 1856. i2mo, pp.
471. c. 4230
Beck. A Gazeteer of the States of Illinois and Missouri;
containing a General View of each State — a General View of
their Counties and a Particular Description of their Towns,
Villages, Rivers, &c. &c. With a Map, and other Engravings.
By Lewis C. Beck, a.m. ... Albany^ Charles R. and George
Webster^ 1 823. 8vo, pp. 352. Map and 5 Plates. h. 4231
Beck. Geographical Botany of the United States. By Lewis
C. Beck, M.D. {New York\ 1828. 8vo. p. 4232
Beck. Mineralogy of New- York ... . By Lewis C. Beck
... . Albany^ 1842. 4to, pp. xxiv., I 1., pp. 536, 2 1. Wood-
cuts, and 8 Plates. b. 4233
With a second title-page, engraved, " Natural History of New York, ..." Usually
lettered "Natural History of New York. Part 3."
Beck. Report on the BreadstufFs of the United States, made
to the Commissioner of Patents, by Lewis C. Beck, m.d.
IVasbington^ 1849. ^v°> PP- 3^* ^- 4^34
BECKER. 561
[Beck (Nicholas F.)] Considerations in Favour of the Con-
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son-River. By a Citizen of New- York. Jlbany^ i^i-j. 8vo,
pp. 48. B. 4235
[Beck (Paul), Jr.'] A Proposal for altering the Eastern
Front of the City of Philadelphia, with a view to prevent the
recurrence of Malignant Disorders, on a Plan conformable to
the Original Design of William Penn. By a Citizen of Phila-
delphia. Philadelphia^ W. Fry^ 1820. 8vo, pp. 11. Plan.
Beck (T.) Eulogium on the Life and Services of Simeon
De Witt, Surveyor General of the State of New-York, Chan-
cellor of the University, &c. &c. &c. By T. Romeyn Beck,
M.D. Albany^ E. W. and C. Skinner^ 1835. 8vo, pp. 29.
B., H., s. 4237
Beck (Theodoric R.)^ m.d. Statistics of the Medical Colleges
of the United States. By T. Romeyn Beck, m.d. 1839. Jl-
bany^ Joel Munsell^ 1839. 8vo, pp. 64. B. 4238
Beck (R.) Sermon at Amherst, Oct. 2, 1782, at the Ordina-
tion of David Parsons. By R. Beck. Springfield^ ^783. 8vo.
Beck-Bernard (M"'<^ Amelie Lina). La Rio-Parana; cinq
annees de sejour dans la republique argentine. Paris^ Grassart^
1864. i2mo. 4240
Beck-Bernard (Charles). La republique argentine. Lau-
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Becker (Abraham). Address delivered at Worcester, N. Y.,
July 26, 1852, on the occasion of the burial of Capt. Leslie
Chase, of the United States Army, by Abraham Becker, Esq.,
and Poem delivered on the same occasion by Robert F. Queal,
Albany^ 1852. 8vo, pp. 23. s. 4242
Becker. Address before the ... Citizens of Charlotteville,
N. Y., July 5, 1852, at their celebration of the seventy-seventh
anniversary of American Independence. By Abraham Becker.
Albany^ 1 862. 8vo. c. 4243
Becker (George.) Speech delivered at the Freshman Prize
Debate ... Yale College, Jan. 17, 1857, ^7 George Becker
... . ["Ought Politics to be Discussed in the Pulpit?"] Albany^
1857. 4to, pp.li. H. 4244
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562 BECKFORD.
[Becker (Gottfried Wilhelm)]. Sudamerlka wie es war und
wie es jetzt ist ; oder Ursprung und Fortgang der Revolution
daselbst bis 18 19. Leipzig^ Rein^ 1 8 20. 8vo. 4^45
Becket (Thomas). Journal of a Voyage round the World
in His Majesties Ship Endeavour, In the Years 1768, 1769,
1770 and 1771; undertaken in Pursuit of Natural Knowledge,
at the Desire of the Royal Society, containing all the various
occurrences of the voyage; With Descriptions of several new-
Discovered Countries in the Southern Hemisphere, and accounts
of their Soil and Productions; and of many singularities in the
Structure, Apparel, Manners, Customs, Policy, Manufactures
&c. of their Inhabitants. To which is added a concise vocabu-
lary of the Language of Otahitee. London^ mdcclxxi. R1.
4to, pp.133. 4246
Beckett (S. B.) Guide Book of the Atlantic and St. Law-
rence, and St. Lawrence and Atlantic Railroads, including a Full
Description ... of the White Mountains, by S. B. Beckett ... .
Portland: Sanborn iff Carter^ ^853. l8mo, pp. vi. (3), 8-1 80.
Map and Woodcuts. B. 4247
Beckford (Wm.) A Descriptive Account of the Island of
Jamaica : with Remarks upon the Cultivation of the Sugar-Cane,
throughout the different Seasons of the Year, and chiefly con-
sidered in a Picturesque Point of View; also. Observations and
Reflections upon what would probably be the Consequences of
an Abolition of the Slave-Trade, and of the Emancipation of the
Slaves. By William Beckford, Esq. ... London: T. and J,
Egerton^ m,dcc,xc. 2 vols., 8vo, 2 p. 1., pp. Ix., 404 ; 2 p. 1.,
405. H. 4248
"The Author resided for several years in Jamaica, and was largely concerned in its
plantations and traffic ; his work, in consequence, contains much valuable informa-
tion."— Rich, i., 362.
Beckford. Vues pittoresques de la Jamaique, avec une de-
scription detaillee de ses productions, surtout des Cannes a sucre,
des travaux, du traitement et des moeurs des negres, etc. Tra-
duit de I'anglois par J. S. P. Geneve^ Barde^ 1792. 2 vols.,
%\o.Ar Lausanne^ 1793- 2 vols., l2mo. + P^nV, La Villette^
1793. 2 vols., l2mo, pp. 190 ; 224. 4249
Beckford. Mahlerische Beschreibung der Insel Jamaica
aus dem Englischen. Berlin^ Voss^ ^19^' 2 vols., 8vo. 4250
Heinsius has the date 1790; Kayser, 2791.
BECKWITH. 563
Beckford. Remarks upon the Situation of Negroes in Ja-
maica, impartially made From a local Experience of nearly
Thirteen Years in that Island, by W. Beckford, jun. ... London^
T. and J. Egerton^ mdcclxxxviii. 8vo, pp. viii., 99. H.4251
See Rich, i., 348 j M. R., lxxix, 69.
Beckley (Hosea). The History of Vermont ; with Descrip-
tions, Physical and Topographical. By Rev. Hosea Beckley,
A.M. Brattlehoro^ Geo, H. Salisbury^ 1 846. i2mo, pp. 396.
Beckmann (Joh.) Litteratur der alteren Reisebeschreib-
ungen. Nachrichten von ihren Verfassern, von ihrem Inhalte,
von ihren Ausgaben und Uebersetzungen. ... Von Johann Beck-
mann ... . Gottingen^ 'Johann Frederick Rhver^ 1807-IO. 8
Bde in 8 Stiicke, 8vo, pp. xii., 750 ; vi., 756. h. 4253
This is the title of the Stiicke j the title of the Bande reads: " ... Reisebeschreib-
ungen. Von Johann," etc.
Beckmann (Johann). Voyages dans les Colonies du melieu
de L' Amerique-Septentionale, par Jean Beckmann ; traduits de
I'Allemand. Lausanne^ 1798. 8vo. 4254
Beckmann or Becmann (Johann Christoph). Historia Orbis
Terrarum, geographica et civilis ... . Francofurti ad Oderam^
1673. 4to. + Editio tertia correctior. Francofurti ad Oderam
et Lipsi^^ Z'lmmermann^ 1685. 4to, 107 sheets. + Editio quinta.
Francofurti et Lipsice^ apud Henr. Joh. Meyeri Hered.^ 1698.
4to. + [/^.] 1707. 4to. 4255
Like all the general geographies, has some chapters on the New World.
Beckwith (C.) Arguments in the Case of Isaac H. Burch
vs. Mary W. Burch. By C. Beckwith, Esq., and Hon. O. W.
[H. .^] Browning. Chicago: Scott ^ Company^ Printers^ 1861,
8vo, 2 p. 1., pp. 162, 91. B. 4256
Beckwith (E. G.) Explorations on a Voyage from Great
Salt Lake to California. With geological report and description
of organic remains by J. Schiel. Washington^ 1854. Imp. 4to,
pp. 114. 4 Plates. 4257
Beckwith. Report of Exploration of a Route for the
Pacific Railroad, near the 38th and 39th Parallels of Latitude,
from the Mouth of the Kansas to Sevier River, in the Great
Basin. By Lieut. E. G. Beckwith ... . \_lVashington^ 1854 or
564 BECKWOURTH.
1855.] 8vo, 2 p. 1., pp. 149. 2 Maps. 33d Cong., ist Sess.
House Doc, 129.) B., H. 4258
Also, in the same* document : Report of Explorations of a Route for the Pacific
Railroad, on the Forty-first Parallel of North Latitude, pp. 136. And in 33d Cong.,
ad Sess., Ex. Doc, Vol. xi,. Part 2, the same reports are printed in 4to, one with
colored, the other with uncolored plates, h.
Beckwith (G.) ... A Sermon Preached before the General
Assembly of ... Connecticut, A4ay 13th, 1756. Being the Day
of the Anniversary Election there. By George Beckwith ... .
New London^ T. Green^ '^IS^- ^m. 8vo, pp. 64. H. 4259
Also: The Invalidity or Unwarrantableness Of Lay Ordination ... . Neiv-London^
Printed by Timothy Green^ 1763. Sm. 8vo, pp. 79. h. [See especially pp. 56-76.) +
Second Letter on the subject of Lay Ordination. Neiu London^ Conn.y 1766. i2mo.
Beckwith (G.) Number 20. 1867 ... . Beckwith's Almanac.
Calculated for Connecticut and Adjacent States. By George
Beckwith, Phonographer. ^^^ Survivor of Beers, Middlebrook
and Prindle. '^^^ ... New Haven^ Conn.^ H. C. Peck [n. d,]
l8mo, pp. (72). H. 4260
Beckwith (G. C.) Eulogy on William Ladd, late President
of the American Peace Society. By George C. Beckwith. ...
Boston^ Whipple ^ Damrell^ 1841. 8vo, pp. 23. . H. 4261
Beckwith. The Peace Manual, or War and its Remedies.
By G. C. Beckwith. Boston^ 1847. i8mo. c. 4262
Beckwith. A Universal Peace Society, with the Basis
of co-operation in the cause of Peace. [A Letter to John
Lee L.L.D., President of the London Peace Society.] Boston^
1844.? 8vo. 4263
Beckwith. The History of Block Island. By Henry T.
Beckwith. Read before the Rhode Island Historical Society,
Nov. 1856. Historical Magazine^ April^ 1858. 4to, pp. 8.
A few copies printed separately.
Beckwourth (J. p.) The Life and Adventures of James
P. Beckwourth, Mountaineer, Scout, and Pioneer, and Chief of
the Crow Nation of Indians. With Illustrations. Written
from his own Dictation, by T. D. Bonner. New Tork^ Harper
& Brothers^ 1856. l2mo, pp. 537. 4265
Beckwourth. Le Chasseur. Scenes de la vie sauvage en
Amerique. Traduit de I'anglo-americain par Noblet. Parisy
DentUy i860. i8mo, pp. x., 504. Vignette. 4266
BEDENCKINGB* 565
Becourt (R. E.) Au roi sur la necessite et la possibilite de
reconquerir les colonies de I'Amerique du Sud, du Mexique et
de Saint-Domingue ; par R. de Becourt. [13 fevrier 1824.]
Paris^ Dentu ; Petit^ 1824. 8vo, pp. 16. 4267
Bedard (P. H.) Lettre a M. Chaboillez, Cur de Longueil,
relativcment a ses " Questions sur le Gouvernement Ecclsias-
tique du district de Montral" par P. H. Bedard. Montreal^
1823. 8vo, pp. 40. 4268
Bedard (Thomas). Observations sur le Projet du Change-
ment des Tenures dans cette Province. Par Thomas Bedard.
[Eng. and French.] ^ebec^ ^79^- 8vo, pp. 11. 4269
Bedard. Observations on the Report respecting a Change
in the Tenures of this Province. By Thomas Bedard. [Eng-
lish and French.] ^ebec^ I79i« 8vo, pp. ii; m. 4270
Bedell (G. T) Fellow Workers. Two Sermons Preached
by the Rev. Gregory Thurston Bedell, d.d., ... 2d Day of Oc-
tober, 1859, being the Close of his Ministry in the Church of
the Ascension, New-York. Also, Notitiae Parochiales. New-
Tor k^ Printed by the Vestry^ 1859. i2mo, pp. 106. H. 427 1
Bedell. Notitiae parochiales. Parish Statistics of the
Church of the Ascension. ... Prepared by the Rector .... New-
Tor k: Baker ^ Godwin & Co.^ 185 1. i2mo, pp. 24. View. H.
Also: Nriv Tork, i860. i2mo, pp. 62. b. And for other years
Bedell. Sermons by Rev. Gregory T. Bedell, d.d
With a Biographical Sketch of the Author, by Stephen H.
Tyng. Philadelphia, TVilliam Stavely, J^kn C. Pechin, 1835. 2
vols., 8vo, pp. 7, memoir ccli, 308; 3 p. 1., pp. 502. b. 4273
Bedell. A Votive Pillar. A Discourse Commemorating
the Anniversary of the Church of the Ascension, N. Y.
Preached on the Occasion of the loth anniversary of his Pas-
torate on Sunday March 20, 1853. By Rev. G. Thurston
Bedell, Rector ... New-Tor k: A. D. F. Randolph, 1853. i2mo,
pp. 48. 4274
Bedenckinge I Over d'Antwoordt der Heeren Bewint-J heb-
bers vande Oost-Indische| Compagnie : aen|d'Edele Gr : Mog :
Heeren | Staten van Hollandt en West-Vrislant, | in twee Schrift-
566 BEDFORD.
en, overgelevert, belan-|ghende de Combinatie der tweejCom-
pagnien. | Concordia res parvae crescvnt. | [Vignette.] | In s'Graven-
Haghe^ I By 'Jan Veel'i^ Boeck-verkooper in t' Gorstraetjen^ \ Jnno
1644. |4to, 4p. 1., pp. 32. 4275
Prefixed is the " Antwoordt,"' for the title of which, see Consideratie.
Bedford (G. S.) Address, Introductory to a Course of Lec-
tures delivered in ... New York, November 8, 1834, by Gun-
ning S. Bedford ... . Second Edition. New York^ 1835. 8vo,
pp. 29. H. 4276
Bedford. An Address ... November 15, 1835, By Gunning
S. Bedford ... . New Tork^ 1836. 8vo, pp. 32. H. 4277
Both addresses criticise severely the management of the New York College of Phy-
sicians and Surgeons.
Bedford. Reports of the School Committees of Bedford,
Mass., presented April, 1847, ^"^ April, 1848. Boston^ 1848.
8vo, pp. 18. H. 4278
The report for 1847 reproaches the citizens for a want of interest in the schools, in
an unusually pungent style.
Bedford (Duke of). See Russell.
Bedford, A^. H. History of Bedford, New-Hampshire,
being Statistics, compiled on the occasion of the One Hundredth
Anniversary of the Incorporation of the Town ; May 19th,
1850. Boston^ Alfred Mudge^ 1851. 8vo, pp. 364. Map. H.
Peter P. Woodbury, Thomas Savage, and William Patten were the publishing
committee.
Bedford, N. T. Circular Letter from the Committee of the
Society for the Suppression of Vice in the Town of Bedford, etc.
8vo, pp. 8. 4280
Bedford, Pa. The Bedford Mineral Springs with an Ana-
lysis of its Waters ... . Philadelphia.^ 1857. l2mo, pp. 12.
end of volume one.